Biology, asked by Gurveer2504, 1 year ago

How is binary fission different from the process of fragmentation

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Answered by sanjubhirani

In binary fission,parent amoeba divide itself into two daughter cell.
Fragmentation is the process of breaking up of body parts in to segment,it is seen in spirogyra

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