2. ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
It is the creation of new organism
from a single or one parent and
does not involve the combination of
gametes.
PRESENTATION TITLE 2
6. Binary Fission
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An organism grows and duplicates its genetic
material then divides into two.
EXAMPLE OF BINARY FISSION ARE:
Sea Anemones Bacteria Amoeba
7. Budding
PRESENTATION TITLE 7
A new organism is formed from an outgrowth
from the parent.
Parent organism
Outgrowth or (bud)
9. Budding
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A new organism is formed from an outgrowth
from the parent.
EXAMPLES OF BUDDING ARE:
YEAST HYDRA
10. SPORE FORMATION
Is a type of asexual reproduction where
organisms reproduce by forming spores.
PRESENTATION TITLE 10
Spores are the single-celled reproductive unit of non-
flowering plants, bacteria, fungi, and algae.
13. REGENERATION
It occurs when a body part is detached from the
parent. This part grows and develops into a
completely new individual
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Example
is starfish
14. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION
It is a method
wherein a new plants
are obtained from the
parts of old plants
like stems, roots, and
leaves without the
use of any
reproductive part.
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16. Activity #2: Identify the type of asexual
reproduction that is used by the following
organisms.
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1. Hydra =
2. Starfish =
3. Strawberry=
4. Bacteria=
5. Planarian=
6. Sea anemones=
7. Yeast=
8. Mushrooms=
17. Activity #2: Identify the type of asexual
reproduction that is used by the following
organisms.
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1. Hydra = Budding
2. Starfish = Regeneration
3. Strawberry= vegetative propagation
4. Bacteria= binary fission
5. Planarian= fragmentation
6. Sea anemones= binary fission
7. Yeast= budding
8. Mushrooms= spore formation
