alleryThe HYDRA reproduces ASEXUALLY by:
AMultiple fission into several daughter cells
BBudding with bud growing on its parent body
CVegetative propagation via underground rhizome
DSpore formation when conditions get unfavourable
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Budding with bud growing on its parent body
Hydra reproduces asexually by BUDDING.
A small projection (bud) develops on the parent and eventually detaches as a new individual.
Yeast also uses budding.
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