The genetic information of the parent cell shown in blue, begins to replicate itself and that is shown in green. So green is the replicated DNA. Eventually, our replicated DNA will be enclosed in a small portion of the cytoplasm that will bud off and form this small daughter cell. Eventually, of course, this small daughter cell will grow in size and eventually will be the same size as this parent organism. Now, unicellular as well as multicellular organisms undergo the process of budding. One common example of a unicellular eukaryotic organism is the yeast cell, while an example of a multicellular organism that undergoes the process of budding is the hydra.