Which one of the following type of asexual reproduction is not found in fungi?
Correct answer: C. Binary fission
- A. Budding
- B. Fragmentation
- C. Binary fission
- D. Spores
Explanation
The correct answer is binary fission. This method of asexual reproduction involves the division of a single organism into two parts, each of which grows into a new organism, and is primarily found in prokaryotic organisms like bacteria, not fungi. In contrast, fungi commonly reproduce asexually through budding, fragmentation, and spore formation, which involve different mechanisms suited to their eukaryotic nature and complex life cycles.
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