Clones are formed as a result of

Budding

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Regeneration

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Vegetative propagation

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In asexual modes of reproduction such as fission, budding and regeneration, the progeny formed is identical to the parent organism both in terms of genetic material as well as cell constituents. Therefore, the progeny formed can be considered to be clones of the parent and each other.

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