Question

Explain the process of regeneration in planaria .How is this process different from reproduction?

Answer 1

Regeneration is a type of asexual reproduction. In this process the organism has the ability to generate lost or damaged body parts. If a Planaria is cut into small pieces, then each piece develops into a new individual

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Answer 2

Regeneration in planaria and how regeneration is different from reproduction is explained below:

• Planaria is a worm of the phylum Platyhelminthes of the kingdom Animalia.
• Regeneration is seen in many animals and is the process wherein part or the whole organism can be regenerated from a small part, cells, tissues, and organs.
• For example- Lizards, hydra, and planaria.
• In planaria, a part of the body of planaria is broken and then each part grows into the whole organism.
• In lizard and hydra if one part says the leg is broken then they have a regeneration capability to regenerate the leg.
• In reproduction always a new organism is produced but in regeneration, there may or may not be new organism formation.
• Hydra possesses both regeneration and budding. It can divide by both processes.

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