Types of Reproduction.

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Types of Reproduction

Asexual Reproduction Binary Fission Budding Spores Vegetative Reproduction

Binary Fission Happens in prokaryotes Parent organism splits in two Makes two new genetically identical cells Binary Fission in E. Coli

Budding Organism develops tiny buds on body Bud grows into full size organism New organism is identical to parent Budding in Hydra

Spores Spores: specialized cell that survives harsh conditions Produced by one parent Can develop into new organism Spores in Mushrooms

Vegetative Reproduction New plants grow from stems, roots, or leaves Vegetative Reproduction in Potatoes

Sexual vs Asexual