How does asexual reproduction takes pkaces in yeast explain?? (Aacording to 3 marks)
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in yeast , some part of the cell membrane gets collected in a lump. soon the lump gets bigger and gets smaller near the body of the parent . Then , the nucleas gets separated and slips into the attachment. This lumps keeps growing until it seprates of the body
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Asexual reproduction in yeast takes place through budding.
Yeast can put out small buds that seperate and grow further.
In budding, a all part of the body of the parents grows out as a 'bud' which then detaches and becomes a new organism. When fully mature, the bud detaches itself from the parent body and develops as into new independent individuals.
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