Question

Difference between budding in unicellular and multicellular organism?

class 12th CBSE Biology sample paper

Answer 1

The cells which made up only one type of cell is called unicellular organisms e. g chlaymydomonas, euglena, amoeba, mycloplasma

Answer 2

Budding in unicellular organism:

In unicellular organism such as yeast, the cell wall and cell membrane forms a bulge in which daughter nucleus moves a form a bud or complete unicellular organism.

the bud may further divided and re divided to form a chain of buds.

example- Yeast.

Budding in multicellular Organism :

In multicellular organism, the body wall forms the bulge which developes in a full organism and detached ffrom parent plant.

Here the bud remains single.

Example- Hydra.