Differentiate fission and budding.

Solution

Differences between fission and budding

Fission

Budding

1. Fission is a division of an organism into two (binary fission) or more than two (multiple fission) new organisms.

2. There is no proliferation of any vegetative cells.

3.The parent splits into the daughter cells

1. Budding involves the enlargement of a vegetative part of body to form a bud which detaches from the parent body and forms a new organism.

2. There is proliferation of vegetative cells.

3. A part of the parent buds off and forms daughter cells.

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