what is different between budding and binary fission
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binary fission means a parent cell completely divides into daughter
it occurs in Ameobi
in budding outgrowth is formed which when get detached give rise to daughter
it occurs in Yeast
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budding is the formation of bud (unequal outgrowth of the body) takes place which lose parent body at maturation....
eg: budding in yeast, budding in hydra..
while binary fission is the formation of equal and same progeny as the parent body.. it is symmetrical in nature....
eg: binary fission in amoeba, etc...
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