Question

difference between fragmentation and budding​

Answer 1

Answer:

Fragmentation is a type of Asexual reproduction where the parent organism divides into fragments which undergoes growth.

Example- spirogyra

Budding is also a type of Asexual reproduction where a bulb like structure forms on the parent organism.

Example- yeast

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Answer 2

• Asexual reproduction is described as regeneration. Unicellular species and lower multicellular creatures, such as planaria, are known to have it.
• When an organism is ready to reproduce, it fragments, and new creatures are born from the pieces.
• Fragmentation is an asexual reproduction mechanism in which an organism reproduces by breaking into pieces, each of which develops into its own organism.
• When an organism regrows particular parts or limbs that have been destroyed due to predation, this is known as regeneration.
• Fragmentation usually occurs when an organism wishes to reproduce, and once the organism divides, a process known as true regeneration allows new individuals to be created from the pieces.