Asexual reproduction is defined as the process in which the offspring is born using a single parent.
Binary fission and budding are the types of asexual reproduction. The other classification of asexual reproduction are fragmentation and parthenogenesis.
Difference between Binary Fission and Budding
Binary Fission | Budding |
Definition | |
The division of the cells into two daughter cells is known as binary fission | The formation of new bud from the parent organism is known as budding |
Type of reproduction | |
It is a type of fission | It is a type of vegetative propagation |
Identification of parent | |
Parent cell cannot be identified since the parent cell itself gets divided into two daughter cells | The parent cell gets detached from the new cell |
Type of division | |
A symmetric division | An symmetric division |
Examples | |
Bacteria and archaes show binary fission | Yeast and hydra show budding |
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