How Does Euglena Reproduce?


The Euglena reproduces by fission, which means splitting it's cell lengthwise in two. The Euglena reproduces better in a warm environment.
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Euglenas reproduce asexually. They reproduce using a process called fission. Fission is used by many unicellular organisms for reproduction. The euglena splits itself into two cells
Euglena reproduces asexually by binary fission. It divides longitudinally from apex to base. Euglena is pear shaped and has a whippy tail known as flagellum that allows it to move
Euglena reproduces through mitosis, a process in which one cell is divided into two. Euglena has a contractile vacuole which prevents the cell from bursting. Source(s):
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