Hydra reproduces asexually by
A)buds.
B)nematocysts.
C)gland cells.
D)gametes.
E)gastrozooids.

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Hydra reproduces asexually by producing buds, which are small outgrowths from the body that eventually form into a new individual. Nematocysts, gland cells, gametes, and gastrozooids are all involved in other functions of the hydra, such as capturing prey, producing and releasing digestive enzymes, and feeding.

Hydra Reproduces Asexually by