By which of the following mechanism unicellular yeast reproduce?
Correct answer: C. Budding
- A. Sporing
- B. Conidiation
- C. Budding
- D. Fragmentation
Explanation
Yeast is a unicellular fungus that commonly reproduces asexually by forming a small outgrowth called a bud, which enlarges and separates from the parent cell. The likely alternative is sporing, but spore formation is not the usual method of reproduction in unicellular yeast.
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