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the unicellular eukaryote divides once by mitosis to produce identical daughter cell (offspring) single, equal cell division
mitosis in the parent produces a new cell that is genetically identical to parent but is smaller in size-> called the "bud". new bud separates from parent and grows into a new organism budding
a piece of the organism breaks off. this fragment then regenerates or grows into a new organism by mitosis. genetic copy of parent organism fragmentation and regeneration
an above ground horizontal stem that shoots off numerous plants by mitosis. these plants at first glance may look like separate individuals but they are all connected by same thing. they are clones runners
same concept as a runner but underground horizontal stem rhizomes
fleshy underground stem that can sprout many new individuals(clones) by mitosis tubers
fleshy underground stem that can sprout many new individuals (clones) by mitosis (like a tuber) bulbs
w.o.u. single equal cell division unicellular organisms, amoeba and paramecium
w.o.u. budding yeast (unicellular fungus) hydra(multicellular animal)
w.o.u. fragmentation and regeneration animals (flatworms, starfish) plants (milfoil, houseplants)
w.o.u. runners plants (strawberries, grasses)
w.o.u. rhizomes plants (ferns, birches, cattails)
w.o.u. tubers potato
w.o.u. bulbs tulips, onions, daffodils.
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