What are the different type of …

Various methods of asexual reproduction are: i. Binary Fission - Fission in which the parent cell divides to form two similar daughter cells. Example - Amoeba. ii. Multiple Fission - Fission in which the parent cell divides to produce more than two daughter cells. Example - Plasmodium. iii. Budding - The reproductive method in which an organism produces an outgrowth on its body surface, which then matures and develops into a new individual. Example - Hydra. iv. Spore Formation - Spore formation is an asexual mode of reproduction found in certain multicellular organisms like Rhizopus. The thick walled spores have the capacity to develop into new individuals under suitable conditions. v. Regeneration - Regeneration is found in many completely differentiated simple organisms, like Hydra and Planaria. If such an organism is split into several parts, most of the parts will develop into complete organisms. vi. Fragmentation - The reproductive method in which certain multi-cellular organisms, on maturation, break up into smaller fragments, each of which develops into new individual. Example - Spirogyra.