Sexual reproduction involves a male and a female of a species combining genetic information to form a new biological unit. Asexual reproduction occurs when an animal grows t…o a certain size then splits into two separate biological units without the aid of another.
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What is the difference between vegetative propagation and asexual reproduction? I've come across both the terms while reading the life history of certain algal genera and I'm wondering if there is any difference between the two terms. I would be really grateful to have an answer to this.
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Sexual is physical and asexual is non sexual sexual reproduction is when there are 2 parents (mom and dad) the sex cells from both parents come together (egg from female sperm… from male) and create a zygote, the baby. asexual reproduction is with only 1 parent. the parent cell duplicates making another cell.
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What is the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction. Asexual is the creation of offspring from a single person and does not involve the joining of gametes, while sexual does and results in the creation of a being that is unique.
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Sexual Reproduction is the process by which a new organism develops  from joining of a male sperm cell and a female egg cell.    Asexual Reproduction is the process by… which a single organism  produces a new organism identical to itself. Sexual: involves 2  'people' Asexual: involves 1 'person' only.
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Sexual reproduction requires two different sets of (haploid) genes from two parents to produce an offspring (diploid). Asexual reproduction only requires one parent, with sa…id parent often splitting off a part of itself to form a clone - for example: fleas, earthworms and certain plant species.
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Vegetative reproduction is asexual. However, when people say this, they usually mean a little chunk of the parent coming off and making a new organism. Budding, for example, like yeast does. A little tiny cell comes off a big cell, falls off, and then grows. Or taking a clipping of a plant to grow a new one.
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asexual reproduction uses 1 parent and is usually only done by bacteria (although some plants can also do it) and the offspring is therefore an exact copy of the parent (clone). sexual reproduction requires 2 parents and therefore the offspring is a mix of the 2 parents' genes.
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Sexual Reproduction: Sexual Reproduction requires and egg and sperm to join to make another cell. For example, in plants, pollen is the sperm sex cell and the round eggs in a flower are the egg sex cells. The flower attracts a bee with nectar and the bee fertilizes the egg sex cell with pollen. Fertilization takes place. Asexual Reproduction: Asexual reproduction is the reproduction of one cell from one parent. There are 3 types: fission, budding, and regeneration. Fission occurs when a simple organism splits in half to make two new cells.
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Or, say, as with strawberries, where a little plant forms in the leaves of the parent plant. Asexual reproduction is more general and includes stuff like mitosis, where a cell splits off into two, and there isn't a clear idea of which is the parent and which is the child.
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what are the two differences between asexual and sexual reproduction
Asexual is the creation of offspring from a single person and does not involve the joining of gametes, while sexual does and results in the creation of a being that is unique.