On microscopic examination, john observed yeast cells dividing into daughter cells. what type of asexual reproduction does this represent? a. fragmentation b. budding c. fission

Division into daughter cells indicate that the type of sexual reproduction that occurred is fission. 

When budding happens, a bubble-like formation grows on the parent cell and develops then breaks away. In fragmentation, the parent organisms breaks into fragments, as the name suggests, and each piece becomes a new organism.

B

Photosynthesis. . .