reproduction
Asked by | 5th Oct, 2008, 12:40: PM
Buds are produced on the parent body in budding, each of which then grows into a new organism. These buds then get detached from the parent body. In regeneration, no buds are produced, but the cut part of the body can give rise to a new organism. The new organisms produced is not attached to the parent body in this case, but each cut part develops into a new individual.
Budding is a method of reproduction. Regeneration on the other hand is both a method of reproduction as well as defence.
Answered by | 5th Oct, 2008, 12:58: PM
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