How does asexual reproduction differ from sexual reproduction?
| January 9, 2021 | education
Asexual reproduction occurs without the participation of gametes (ovum and sperm). It can also occur with the participation of one individual. For example, in yeast budding occurs (the formation of an outgrowth on the mother), in worms, fragmentation (division of the individual into fragments, in the simplest, division in two.
Sexual reproduction occurs with the participation of gametes with the formation of a zygote. In ciliates, sexual reproduction consists in the exchange of genetic material without increasing the number of individuals (conjugation).
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