in both of them,the organism divides to form a new individual.but binary can take place only in unicellulars,and budding in multicellulars
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- Fission occurs only in unicellular organisms eg:- Amoeba where as budding occurs in multicellular organisms and unicellular organisms eg:- yeast and hydra
- In binary fission, the parent divides into two daughters where as in budding the parent doesn't divide but produces one or more outgrowths to form new individuals...so, in fission the identity of the parent is lost but in budding the identity of the parent is not lost
- In fission the nucleus divides first and then the cleavage of cytoplasm takes place but in budding, the cellular outgrowth develops first followed by the nuclear division.
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- cytokinesis: cytoplasmic division
- karyokinesis: nuclear division
b.fission:
- the parent divides itself into 2
- first karokinesis, then cytokinesis
- amoeba, euglena and paramoecium
budding
- the parent produces a bud
- cytokinesis and karyokinesis at the same time
- yeast, hydra
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DEFINITION:
budding : the new organism is formed from the parent cell
fission : the parent cell is separated to form to new organisms
Difference:
- cytokinesis: cytoplasmic division
- karyokinesis: nuclear division
b.fission:
- the parent divides itself into 2
- first karokinesis, then cytokinesis
- amoeba, euglena and paramoecium
budding
- the parent produces a bud
- cytokinesis and karyokinesis at the same time
- yeast, hydra
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Binary fission is an asexual reproduction in which parent cell are divided into two daughter cell.it occur in favorable enviromental condition. While in multiple fission parent cell are divided into more than two daughter cell.it occur in unfavourable environmental condition
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Binary Fission and Budding are both methods of Asexual-reproduction. They are both very similar however they do have their differences. They are considered the most simplest methods of Asexual-reproduction. Binary Fission occurs mostly in unicellular organisms such as bacteria because it has a single chromosome.
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