In which of these organisms small buds are produced that remain attached to the parent during asexual reproduction?

Yeast and Sponge

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Hydra and Chlamydomonas

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Yeast and Hydra

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Penicillium and Spongilla

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Solution

The correct option is C
Yeast and Hydra

In Yeast and Hydra reproduces by forming small external buds that remain attached to the parent, and later separate to form new individuals. Penicillium a fungi reproduces through spore formation. Sponges like spongilla reproduce by fragmentation. And chlamydomonas reproduces by formation of zoospores.

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