Binary Fission Is the Process of Reproduction in Yeast That

Binary fission is the process of reproduction in yeast that involves

A) cell wall expansion and mitosis, followed by a new cell wall septum created between the two newly formed nuclei.
B) a portion of the fungus extending above the substrate surface to give rise to fruiting bodies from which asexual spores are borne.
C) a weakening and outpouching of the yeast cell wall and then formation of a cell wall septum between the mother and daughter yeast cells.
D) the sexual union of two mother cells to produce a daughter cell that eventually separates from the mother cells.