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what is the difference between budding in yeast and budding in hydra??

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Answered by tania4
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in yeast, the nucleus divides into two parts and forms a outgrowth projection called bud.after becoming mature it seperates from its mother cell to become a new yeast cell.
in hydra, actively dividing cell divides continuously to form bud.the bud grows and seperates from its parent cell after getting maturity.
Answered by XxboldtouchxX
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In budding hydra reproduces asexually. a bulb like projection named bulb grows from parents body.

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