How is budding of bacteria to produce daughter cells different from binary fission?

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During budding, the cytoplasmic division is unequal as the newly formed daughter cell (bud) is smaller than the parent cell. In binary fission, the cytoplasmic division is equal as the parent cell divides into two equal daughter cells. The other options are incorrect as chromosome replication still occurs in both budding and binary fission, the bud can receive some DNA during budding, and a septum forms during binary fission but not during budding.

How Is Budding of Bacteria to Produce Daughter Cells Different