Biology, asked by neha35866, 8 months ago

hloo guys gud evening describe the process of budding in hydra??

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Answered by Anonymous
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THE PROCESS OF BUDDING IN HYDRA :-

The process of budding in hydra is is a form of asexual reproduction. hydra is considered to be an animal with low quality. during the budding the hydra develops a bud like structure on its body this is called bud. gradually this bud grows and developed into a new individual and gets separated from the parents hydra. as a result a new organism is formed.

budding can take place without the organisms of two gender so it is considered as asexual reproduction.

also after the reproduction the parent is still existing. the hydra may develop one or more budges of their body

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Answered by meghana1308
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Hlo mate here is ur ans....

BUDDING IN HYDRA:-

Organisms such as hydra use regenerative cells for reproduction in the process of of budding. In hydra a bud develops as an outgrowth due to the repeated cell division at one specific site.

These bud develops into tiny individuals and when fully mature,detach from the parent body become new independent individuals..........

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