Question

what is the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction​

Answer 1

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Sexual reproduction :

• Sexual reproduction is a biparental process.

• Gamates are always formed in sexual reproduction.

• The offsprings are similar to their parents.

• This mode of reproduction plays an important role in evolution.

• It involves two parents of different sexes.

• In this mode of reproduction, reproductive organs are required.

• It is a slower method of multiplication.

• Fertilization is present in sexual reproduction.

• It occurs in higher organisms.

Asexual reproduction

• Asexual reproduction is a uniparental process.

• Gametes are not formed in asexual reproduction.

• The offsprings are the true copy of their parents.

• This mode of reproduction plays little role in evolution.

• It involves a single parent.

• In this mode of reproduction, reproductive organs aren't required.

• This method is faster than sexual reproduction.

• Fertilization is missing in asexual reproduction.

• It occurs in lower organisms.

Answer 2

Answer:

$\bf \: sexual \: production$

• it is an biparnetal process.
• It is the slower mode of multiplication
• Fertilization occur in sexual production
• It occurs in higher Organisms

$\bf \: asexual \: reproduction$

• It is an unpaternal process
• It is the faster mode of multiplication
• Fertilization does not occur in asexual production
• It occurs in lower Organisms