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Difference between regeneration and fragmentation

Posted by Madhav Srivats 6 years, 8 months ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Science

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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 8 months ago

Fragmentation: 1. Fragmentation occurs in multi-cellular organisms with simple body organisation.
2. In fragmentation, an organism breaks into pieces and each piece develops into new individual.
3. No specialised cells are involved in fragmentation.
Example: Spirogyra

Regeneration: 1. Regeneration occurs in fully differentiated multi-cellular organisms with complex body organization.
2. In regeneration organisms if breaks into pieces, each piece may or may not develop into new individual.
3. In regeneration, specialised cells proliferate and form a mass of cells. The cells from the mass differentiate to form different cells types and tissues.
Example: Regeneration of blood cells in mammals.

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