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Reproduction In Organisms

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Explain the process of budding in yeast.

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Budding in yeast. It is a common type of vegetative reproduction. In a medium which is abundantly supplied with sugar, yeast cytoplasm forms a bud-like outgrowth. The growth soon enlarges and part of the nucleus protrudes into the bud and breaks off. The bud then begins to grow and in time separates from mother cell. Often it will itself form a bud before it breaks away, and straight or branched chains are produced.

Budding in Saccharomyces.

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