Explain the asexual reproduction in multicellular organisms ?
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Multicellular organisms also reproduce asexually and sexually; asexual, or vegetative, reproduction can take a great variety of forms. Many multicellular lower plants give off asexual spores, either aerial or motile and aquatic (zoospores), which may be uninucleate or multinucleate.
Answer:
There are 6 modes of asexual reproduction.
Explanation:
Fission
Fragmentation
Regeneration
Budding
Vegetative Propagation
Spore formation
Fission: In this type of reproduction the organism gird divided into two or more equal parts.
Fragmentation: In this type of reproduction the organisms gets divided into fragment after becoming mature.
is cut into three parts then all the parts which are cutted will become separate individual.
Budding: In this type of reproduction buds are formed on the parent body and it gets separated after becoming mature.
Vegetative Propagation: In this a stem of vegetable is cut and replanted to grow a new plant.
Spore formation: In this spores were kept in a smooth bag like structure which can grow a new individual when it comes in contact with any surface