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Budding is a normal mode of asexual reproduction in:

1. starfish and Hydra
2. hydra and sponges
3. tapeworm and Hydra
4. sponge and starfish

Correct answer: hydra and sponges

Solution

Budding is a common asexual reproduction method in Hydra and many sponges, where a small outgrowth develops on the parent and later separates. Starfish and tapeworm do not normally reproduce by budding in this way.

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