Biology, asked by Saisrenivas, 1 year ago

why is spore formation in bacteria not considered a form of reproduction

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Answered by vaishalibhadwal
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because it is a method of perennation
no new individual is formed...
only a single bacteria comes out of the endospore...
since there is no offspring formed, its not a form of reproduction..
Answered by ullinive
0

Answer:

here is ur answer

Explanation:

The bacterial spore is formed in response to adverse conditions and constitute a durable form with minimal metabolism which can usually survive starvation. As it is formed from the original cell and no new cell is formed it is not considered reproduction.

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