Question

explain with example type of asexual reproduction in unicellular organism

Answer 1

ameba is asexual reproduction and also unicellular organisms

Answer 2

Answer:

Types of asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms are as follows -

Explanation:

1. Binary fission:

In this case, the parent cell divides to form two similar daughter cells.

Ex: 1. Simple binary fission

This fission occurs in amoeba.

In this type, the body of amoeba is divided uncertainly.

2. Transverse binary fission:

This fission occurs in paramoecium.

In this type, the body of paramoecium divides into two parts horizontally.

3. Longitudinal binary fission:

This fission occurs in euglena.

In this type, the body of euglena divides into two parts vertically.

2. Multiple fission:

In this case, the parent cell divides to form many daughter cells.

Ex.: Amoeba undergoes multiple fission in unfavourable conditions for reproduction.

3. Budding:

In this case, small outgrowth ( bud ) forms on parent cell.

This bud grows and new organism is formed by this bud.

Ex.: Yeast shows this type of asexual reproduction.