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Which of the following is the main difference between binary fission and budding?
Which of the following is the main difference between binary fission and budding?
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The correct option is D In budding, the daughter cell is smaller than the parent while in binary fission two equally sized daughters are produced.
In budding, the parent cell grows a bud which develops into a new individual. This daughter separates from the parent and is smaller than the parent.
In binary fission however, the parent splits into equal sized daughter cells.
In budding, the daughter cell is smaller than the parent while in binary fission two equally sized daughters are produced.
In budding, the parent cell grows a bud which develops into a new individual. This daughter separates from the parent and is smaller than the parent.
In binary fission however, the parent splits into equal sized daughter cells.
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