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Reproduction
The reproduction means formation of offspring from parents. There are two main types of reproduction present in living organism such as plants or animals which are given below,
Sexual Reproduction
The reproduction means when female and male are involved in reproduction is known as sexual reproduction. This type of reproduction present in plants and animals both.
Asexual Reproduction
In this type of reproduction only one organism is involved. There are different type of asexual reproduction. Some main type of reproduction are given below,
Parthenogenesis
The change of ovary into fruit without fertilization is known as parthenogenesis. This type of reproduction is present is grapes, orange and artificial introduced in tomato.
Binary Fission
The division of one organism into two known as binary fission.

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