Physics, asked by trindharao143, 6 months ago

write the differences and similarities between budding in yeast and hydra

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Answered by SAGARTHELEGEND

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During budding formation in yeast, small daughter bud is formed on parent and continues to grow until it gets separated. The daughter cell is generally smaller in size as compared to the parent. While in hydra, the cell divide rapidly at a specific site and develops as an outgrowth called bud.

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