why does budding process occur only in yeast cells?

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Budding is the formation of an outgrowth from an organism, and is capable of developing into a new individual. Budding occurs in fungi like yeast and animals like hydra. Budding is a form of asexual reproduction since the process results in the formation of new individual but is a clone of the primary organism.

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