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I was studying asexual reproduction in sponges and came across two website

  1. Wikipedia of Gemmule and there is a line....

Only Endogenous Types of Buds develop into New Sponges.

Then as I was reading this Website Sponges there is a Section 9.1. iii) Budding Budding, in which, there is Two Parts i.e (a) Exogenous Budding and (b) Endogenous Budding

So now, I am a bit confused..... if only Endogenous Bud can give rise to New Sponges then why there is a section of exogenous budding i.e reproducing through exogenous buds in,in the reproduction section of sponges, in this website sponges ? ISN'T that Contradiction?

I was studying asexual reproduction in sponges and came across two website

  1. Wikipedia of Gemmule and there is a line....

Only Endogenous Types of Buds develop into New Sponges.

Then as I was reading this Website Sponges there is a Section 9.1. iii) Budding, in which, there is Two Parts i.e (a) Exogenous Budding and (b) Endogenous Budding

So now, I am a bit confused..... if only Endogenous Bud can give rise to New Sponges then why there is a section of exogenous budding i.e reproducing through exogenous buds in the reproduction section of sponges in this website sponges ? ISN'T that Contradiction?

I was studying asexual reproduction in sponges and came across two website

  1. Wikipedia of Gemmule and there is a line....

Only Endogenous Types of Buds develop into New Sponges.

Then as I was reading this Website Sponges there is a Section 9.1. iii) Budding, in which, there is Two Parts i.e (a) Exogenous Budding and (b) Endogenous Budding

So now, I am a bit confused..... if only Endogenous Bud can give rise to New Sponges then why there is a section of exogenous budding i.e reproducing through exogenous buds,in the reproduction section of sponges, in this website sponges ? ISN'T that Contradiction?

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Asexual Reproduction Of sponges through endogenous or exogenous budding?

I was studying asexual reproduction in sponges and came across two website

  1. Wikipedia of Gemmule and there is a line....

Only Endogenous Types of Buds develop into New Sponges.

Then as I was reading this Website Sponges there is a Section 9.1. iii) Budding, in which, there is Two Parts i.e (a) Exogenous Budding and (b) Endogenous Budding

So now, I am a bit confused..... if only Endogenous Bud can give rise to New Sponges then why there is a section of exogenous budding i.e reproducing through exogenous buds in the reproduction section of sponges in this website sponges ? ISN'T that Contradiction?