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Studying (a) binary jission in Amoeha, and (b) budding in veast and Hydra with the help of prepareu stued
1.
Materials Required
1 Prepared/permanent slides of Amoeba. In case of non-availability of any permanent slide, collect
stream water in a beaker.
some pond/
2. Compound microscope.
Procedure
study
the cover slip. the binary fission in Amoeba, take a small drop of pond/stream water on a plain slide and cover it with
Do not
ot add any stain. Put the slide on the stage of the microscope.
e mirror of microscope so that maximum light is reflected from the mirror to the slide. Adjust the eye-
by us nicroscope so that the slide is clearly focussed. Observe the slide at first under low power of microscope
Coarse adjustment. Then observe it under high power by using fine adjustment.
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Observations DSSOT soneSee
sute ai b m a
be in e
. Amoeba are usually iregular in shape. Some of them mav
inesis may be seen. imto ya
.
So that
2.
Others may show the division of cel body, i e cmokinesis.
daughter cells
Dwicg Tuoes
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Darent
ctio
Conclusio
Gven slide shows he elongated bov of 4moeha wItt E conSICTiOT n he md s a R
under the process of division. hence the grnen slide shows hinar issim m m
Observations
In Yeast
1. Yeast cells are usualy sphenical or onal in
shan
2. Yeast cells show pronaberances on them caled bads.
These bu nm
parent cel1. This process of repradxtt s knoan as beddire rachg t
3. Sometimes a chain of buds is seen on the
parent e
D e
Budding in Yenst
Hydra i6 &ultiocilular crgatis hat contains ogemenatie oells apmeas m
A bulging ateral cungw
This outgrowh is a developing bud
2 The bud enlarges in siz and amaits he
shae of the parent bdy
3. Now the fulily matre bud detaches fron he
parent body and becomesa nu du
Parent ydra
Deacmed d
Budding in Hydra