Question

notes of asexual reproduction?

Answer 1

Answer :-

Asexual reproduction :-

• Asexual reproduction takes place without the fusion of gametes or germ cells.

• The offsprings that are produced asexually, are identical to each other.

• The offsprings produced asexually, are exact copies of their parents.

• Asexual reproduction is common in protozoa, lower invertebrates such as sponges, jelly fishes, flatworms and annelids.

• The most common forms of asexual reproduction in organisms, are binary fission, multiple fission, budding and gemmule formation.

Answer 2

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❤.ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION❤

⭐. It involves a single organism.

⭐. There is no production of gametes.

⭐. There is no fusion of gametes.

⭐. It requires only mitotic division .

⭐. This method produces off springs that are identical to te parent.

⭐. Change of genetic variation is only through random mutation.

⭐. It is not useful for natural selection and in evolution of species.

⭐. It occurs by sporulation , fragmentation etc

Ex : Fungi , Algae, Bacteria