Question

how does binary fission differ from Multiple Fission?​

Answer 1

Binary fission : Two daughter cells are produced from the single parent cell.It is splitting of single cell into two halves. It needs favourable conditions.Cytoplasm divide after each nuclear division .

Example:Paramecium

Multiple fission: Two or multiple daughter cells are produced from the single parent cell.It can occur in unfavourable conditions also. Cytoplasm  does not divide after each nuclear division .

Example: Plasmodium and amoeba

Answer 2

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how does binary fission differ from multiple fission?

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when single cell divide into two cells the fission is known as binary fission

where has in multiple fission the single cell divide into many cells

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