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What is the difference between vegetative and asexual mode of reproduction? ( important points ).


Nusrat Nazir 3rd Jan, 2021
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Ronak Gala Student Expert 3rd Jan, 2021

Hello,

Vegetative mode of reproduction is a type of Asexual mode of reproduction and it occurs only in plants. It can occur in roots, stem or leaves depending upon the plant. In this type of reproduction new plant is formed from the vegetative part. This type can also be induced artifically. Eg bryophylum, mint, begonia etc

Asexual mode of reproduction occurs in lower animals. There are many modes of Asexual reproduction like budding, fragmentation, fission, spore formation etc. In this way many new organisms are formed. In this mode there is no fusion of gametes. Eg Hydra, algae, amoeba etc

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