Which kind of reproduction results in offspring that are different from the parents- sexual reproduction or asexual reproduction? Explain.

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Which kind of reproduction results in offspring that are different from the parents- sexual reproduction or asexual reproduction? Explain.

Single parent has offspring that are genetically identical to itself. Asexual Reproduction Single parent has offspring that are genetically identical to itself.

Binary Fission A cell splits in two Bacteria

Regeneration (fragmentation) Ability to regrow body parts Flatworm Starfish

Sporulation Formation of spores Mushroom

Budding Parent divides into 2 unequal parts Hydra Yeast

Vegetative Propagation process by which new plant "individuals" arise or are obtained without production of seeds or spores TYPES Bulb Tuber Runner Corm Stem cutting

Bulb Short underground stem with leaves & stored food onion tulip

Tuber Enlarged portion of underground stem

Runner Horizontal stem with buds that form independent plants

Corm Short, swollen, underground plant stem

Stem Cutting *Artificial Vegetation Propagation

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