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Difference between sexual and asexual reproduction​

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Answered by cαlypso
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Asexual Reproduction

  • This type of reproduction takes place in prokaryotic microbes and some of the eukaryotic organisms.
  • One parent organism is only required for this mode of reproduction.
  • The offspring that is produced in this type of reproduction is identical to the parent organism.
  • This type of reproduction takes place by either budding, fragmentation, binary fission, etc.

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Sexual Reproduction

  • This type of reproduction takes place in most of the multicellular organisms.
  • Two parent organisms are required for this mode of reproduction.
  • The offspring that is produced in this type of reproduction inherits qualities of both parents but the organism isn't really identical to the parent organisms.
  • This type of reproduction takes place either by fertilization, pollination, etc.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Asexual Reproduction

  • One parent is involved
  • Characteristics of only one parent are inherited
  • It doesn’t require the formation of gametes
  • Special organs for reproduction are not required
  • Examples – Potato, Jasmine, Rose, Yeast, Bryophyllum etc

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Sexual Reproduction

  • Two parents are involved
  • Characteristics of both parents are inherited
  • It requires the formation of gametes
  • Special organs for reproduction are required.
  • Examples – Mangoes, coconut, Hibiscus etc.

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