Biology, asked by srinabBELAst4an, 1 year ago

budding as seen in hydra is type of sexual or asexual reproduction. give reason for your answer

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Answered by ammy125

budding as seen in hydra is type of asexual reproduction becz it have no special sex cells which are required for sexual reproduction and the new hydra is developed from only a single parent
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Answered by sara022

budding in hydra is a type of asexual reproduction. budding is a type of asexual reproduction.also in sexual reproduction a male cell produced by the male part of a flower fuses with the female cell of the female part of the flower.this does not need to take place in the budding of hydra.

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