Describe the fission in yeast.

Solution

Yeast has asexual reproduction by fission. During fission in yeast the cell divides unequally. Small buds are formed which may initially remain attatched to the mother cell and then separate and grow into new individuals. The nucleus divides into two daughter nuclei by Karyokinesis. The daughter nuclei separate. The cytoplasm also divides by cytokinesis. A double cross wall is deposited in the furrow to form two daughter cells. The middle part of the double cross wall degenerates and the daughter cells separate.

Some More Questions From Reproduction in Organisms Chapter

For Daily Free Study Material Join wiredfaculty

Reproduction In Organisms

Describe the fission in yeast.

Some More Questions From Reproduction in Organisms Chapter

Which is male accessory duct ?

Which of the following is having oestrous cycle ?

Which of the following is bisexual ?

Frog is ................... while human female is ....................

Testes lie in ................... while ovaries lie in ....................

In Rhizopus, asexual reproduction takes place by...................formation.

....................in Penicillium are formed on conidiophores.

In sweet potato, vegetative propagation takes place through............

In Bryophyllum vegetative propagation takes place through.............

Period of sexual maturity.

Mock Test Series

NCERT Sample Papers

Entrance Exams Preparation

Phone Number

Email Address

Location