alleryA small outgrowth on the parent body that develops into a new individual (seen in Hydra and yeast) is called:
AZygote
BSpore
CBud
DSeed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Bud
In budding, a bud develops on the parent body (or in a single cell like yeast).
The bud grows, then separates to become an independent organism.
Hydra and yeast both reproduce by budding.
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