What happens when buds formed in yeast do not separate from the parent body?
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Its a single celled organism and unicellular organisms reproduce by cell division n not by budding.
Raj2020:
Hello Riahana, Yeast reproduces through budding(a method of asexual reproduction).
But yeast is unisexual, n budding happens in multicellular organisms na?
No ,Riahana.Thats not the case here. Budding can occur in unicellular Hydra.
But hydra isnt unicellular
oops! I meant yeast!
Got it,Riahana?
Budding is when a small part of the organism bulges out.N if the organism is unicellular how can the part bulge.
Hey check your inbox i m sending u the whole thing,Riahana.
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Hello,
When buds formed in yeast don't separate, they form a colony of buds or a chain of buds attached to one another.
Regards,
Raj
When buds formed in yeast don't separate, they form a colony of buds or a chain of buds attached to one another.
Regards,
Raj
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