Asexual Reproduction Explained (Types of Asexual Reproduction)

Asexual reproduction is the reproduction in which gametes are not formed and neither fertilization takes place . In this, a new organism is formed from a single parent. The offspring produced in asexual reproduction are exact copies of their parents. These are called clones.
Some more things to know about asexual reproduction:
There is no sexual combination in asexual reproduction.
Mitosis occurs in asexual reproduction.
Asexual reproduction is the primary form of reproduction for single-celled organisms such as microorganisms and bacteria.
Asexual reproduction can also be performed by many eukaryotic organisms, including plants, animals, and fungi.
Some examples of asexual reproduction: fragmentation, budding, motile spores, conidia.
Some examples of asexual reproduction:
In stone breaker, asexual reproduction occurs through leaves.
Asexual reproduction occurs in Amoeba.
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