Question

In a yeast cell, during budding there can be_____.

Answer 1

Budding:

1. Yeast reproduces by the process of asexual reproduction known as budding.
2. Yeast is a non-photosynthetic microscopic organism belonging to the kingdom of fungi.
3. An asexual bud grows on the parent body.
4. Budding occurs in the presence of abundant nutrients.
5. The nucleus of the parent yeast also doubles and is separated into two parts and moves into the daughter bud.
6. The bud develops to mature into a new individual.
7. Yeast budding is an outcome of asymmetrical division.
8. The offspring is identical to the parent as it is a copy of the parent.
9. Yeast is found to be larger than bacteria.
10. Size of the yeast cell is 3-4µm.

Final answer: In a yeast cell, during budding, there can be a chain of buds.