Normally in bacteria, both sexual and asexual reproduction occurs. In the case of Plant pathogenic bacteria, I only get the mention of binary fission and reproduction by means of spore in some bacteria. Even in the book of G.N Agrios, there is mention of only fission and spores as a means of reproduction. Isn't there a mention of sexual reproduction like conjugation, transduction, etc in Plant Pathogenic Bacteria? Need Help.
Who has taught you that bacteria have sexual reproduction? In the prokaryotic world, we do not have miosis as well as sexual reproduction.
conjugation, transduction, or transfection are only considered as genetic exchange information with each other. Nobody calls them sexual reproduction
@Reza Khakvar
I might have seen somewhere, the term sexual reproduction for conjugation. Thank you for correcting me with your information.
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