how does the process of budding differ from the process of spores formation

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how does the process of budding differ from the process of spores formation

dakshverma.mahi 12th Feb, 2021

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Neha Kanwar 12th Feb, 2021

Hello Daksh,

Budding is the formation of bud due to repetitive cell division but in spore formation it is the formation of bacteria called rhizophus and examples are budding in hydra and bread is left in the moist place and led to the formation of bacteria.

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