Yeast
Yeast Asexually reproducing
What is Budding
Plants Asexually reproducing
What is Vegetative Propagation
The bonus organism listed in the slides
What is Spirogyra
What percent are buds gentically identical to the parent
Plants reproduce from where
What is stem
Spirogyra Asexually Reproducing
What is Fragmentation
How Yeast Asexually reproduces
Through a process called budding where the daughter cell builds off the parent cell and the bud gradually grows in size, receives a copy of the parent’s nucleus, and eventually separates to become a new independent yeast cell
How Plants Asexually Reproduce
Vegetative propagation is when plants make new plants without using seeds. Instead, they grow from parts like stems, roots, or leaves. For example, onions can grow new plants from their bulbs, and sweet potatoes can grow new plants from pieces of their roots. This is a fast way for plants to reproduce and make exact copies of themselves.
What is Algae