It is budding after all, not a new combination of parents genome. It would seem that it starts off in
the case of aphids, with one cell budding off that
must be a totempotent cell. It grows into a new whole aphid. Or to put it more specific the new aphid has the same genome as the Parent. And usually a single asexual reproduction event results in just one organisms.
Other times in yeast , ceriviceis microvisceraie, or whatever its latin name is: reproduces asexually
by buddding also. the E. coli can reproduce exponentially, is the aphids budding reproduction
method exponential, or just linear with it offspring
What is the cell division moetic process, that produces the first cell , then budding and development of thenew aphid?

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It is budding after all, not a new combination of parents genome.  It would seem that it starts off in 
the case of aphids, with  one cell budding off that 
must be a totempotent cell. It grows into a new  whole aphid. Or to put it more specific the new aphid has the same genome as the Parent. And usually a single asexual reproduction event results in just one organisms.
Other times in yeast , ceriviceis microvisceraie, or whatever its latin name is: reproduces asexually
by buddding also. the E. coli can reproduce exponentially, is the aphids budding reproduction 
method exponential, or just linear with it offspring 
What is the cell division moetic process,  that produces the first cell , then budding and development of thenew aphid?