Select the statement that describes the differences between hydra and yeasts.

1. Yeast belongs to kingdom fungi while hydra belongs to kingdom animalia.

2.Yeast is a unicellular eukaryote while hydra is a multicellular eukaryote.

3.Yeast and hydra both are saprophytes.

4.Yeast can reproduce vegetatively and hydra can reproduce sexually

1 and 4

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4 and 3

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3and 2

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2 and 1

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Solution

The correct option is D
2 and 1

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The correct option is D 2 and 1PropertyYeastKingdomFungiCellularityUnicellular eukaryoteReproductionDuring budding in yeast, a small daughter budisformedonparent and continues to grow untilit gets separated. The daughter cell is generally smaller in size as compared to parent.