Question

explain asexual reproduction

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Answer 1

$\huge\underline\textbf{Reproduction}$

The process of giving birth to the young ones is called reproduction.

Types of reproduction :

→ Sexual reproduction

→ Asexual reproduction

Here,we will discuss about asexual reproduction.

$\huge\underline\mathcal{Asexual\:Reproduction}$

→ The type of reproduction which includes only one parent, i. e either male or female is called Asexual reproduction.

→ This involves two types :

∞ Budding

∞ Binary Fission

$\underline\textbf{Budding}$

In asexual reproduction, we take an example of hydra here, the buldge protruding out of its body is called a bud. The bud grows on the body of parent hydra. Later on, the bud grows and gets detached from the parent hydra. Then, the new individual is formed.

→ Main example taken here is hydra.

→ Refer to attachment number 1 for more information.

$\underline\textbf{Binary\:Fission}$

In asexual reproduction,we take an example of amoeba here, there a single celled organism called amoeba. First of all,it has a single cell which starts dividing into two cells/nucleus. Futher, that two cells starts detaching and two new daughter amoeba cells are formed.

→ Main example taken here is amoeba.

→ Refer to attachment number 2 for more information.

More information :-

→ Sexual Reproduction : The type of reproduction which includes both the parents, i.e male and female is called sexual reproduction.

→ It involves fertilization/fertilisation.

→ FERTILISATION : The fusion of male gamete(sperm) and female gamete(egg/ova) to form a zygote is called fertilization/fertilisation.

→There are male reproductive organs and female reproductive organs.

→Male reproductive organs involves a pair of sperm duct,a pair of testis, and penis.

→Female reproductive organs involves a pair of oviduct,a pair ovaries, and uterus.

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Answer 2

♡$\huge\underline\mathcal{Answer}$♡

Asexual reproduction is a type of reproduction which does not involve the fusion of gametes or change in the number of chromosomes.

Types of asexual reproduction :

1. Binary fission (e.g - amoeba, bacteria)

2. Fragmentation (e.g - Planaria)

3. Budding (e.g - Hydra)

4. Vegetative propagation (e.g - onion)

5. Spore formation (e.g - Ferns)