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why r b u d d i n , f r a g m e n t a t i o n and r e g e n e r a t i o n, all considered to be sexual type of reproduction​

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Answered by Anonymous
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these all are considered as asexual type of reproduction and not sexual type of reproduction

this is bcz only one parent is required here and mitosis happens here

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Answered by Anonymous
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Why budding, fragmentation and regeneration, all are considered to be asexual type of reproduction?

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Budding, Fragmentation and Regeneration, all are considered to be Asexual type of reproduction because a single parent is required or involved in it for new organism formation.

(On the other hand in sexual reproduction two parents are involved.)

Also, it is a rapid process and no damage formation takes place in it. It takes place in unicellular organisms.

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Formation of new organisms from their parents is known as Reproduction.

Types of Reproduction:

  1. Asexual Reproduction
  2. Sexual Reproduction

Types of Asexual Reproduction:

  • Binary fission : In this single organism splits into two new organisms.
  • Multiple fission : In this single organism splits into many new organisms.
  • Budding : In this the small part of the parent organism grows out a bud which later detaches and forms a new organism this is known as budding.
  • Spore Formation : During unfavourable conditions organism develop cyst around it, when favourable condition result then the cyst burst out in the form of spores. In this new organisms are produced by spores.
  • Regeneration : If an organism accidently cut then new organism is developed from it's body part. This is known as regeneration
  • Fragmentation : If an organism splits into two parts, then the split parts develop into new organism.
  • Vegetative Propagation : In this new plants are obtained from their plant parts like root, leaves, stem etc. No seeds are required in it.

Types of Sexual Reproduction:

There are no types of sexual reproduction

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