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Asexual Reproduction - Coggle Diagram
Asexual Reproduction
Fission
Binary
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First, the nucleus divides into two
2nd, the cytoplasm splits
Finally, the cell splits into 2 new daughter cells
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Seen in amoeba, leishmania, euglena, etc
In Leishmania, it occurs through the longitudinal plane
Multiple
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Takes place in algae, plasmodium and sporozoans
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Fragmentation
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Seen in simple multicellular organisms like spirogyra, cyanobacteria, fungi
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Budding
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In Hydra, which is multicellular, 1 bud is produced w/o any chain
In yeast, which is unicellular, many buds are produced in a chain
Regeneration
If parent is cut or broken, then each piece gives rise to a new individual
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Seen in hydra, tapeworm and flatworm
Spore Formation
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When spores land on some food or soil, they germinate into new individuals
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