Asexual Reproduction in Hydra. Hydra “budding” a form of asexual reproduction.

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Asexual Reproduction in Hydra

Hydra “budding” a form of asexual reproduction

Some turkeys can lay fertile eggs without mating. Young= clone of parent

Water flea female does not need a male to mate with.

Female sharks can often have young without mating

Asexual reproduction of Amoeba

Potato clones. 1 parent = asexual reproduction

Baby potato plant growing from the potato tuber.

Fungi spores = usually asexual

Bread mold spores. Each grows into a new fungus

Mold spore capsule exploded

spores

Close-up of mold spores

Each spore can grow to a new mold if it lands in a good spot. ( on food ! )

Strawberry runners

Flowers = always for sexual reproduction