Biology, asked by shubhangi04, 1 year ago

how does yeast multiply

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Answered by nancyyy

They multiply by The asexual reproduction by budding.

Answered by aparnasunilkumar

yeast multiplies by budding. budding is a type of a sexual reproduction in which a bud or a chain of buds are formed on the parent cell and then breaks of the parent cell

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