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TYPES OF PARTHENOGENESIS -
1. NATURAL PARTHENOGENESIS -
In many animals natural parthenogenesis is common process & is a method of reproduction.
It is of two types -
(i) Arrhenotoky or haploid parthenogenesis -
(ii) Thelytoky or Diploid parthenogenesis -
2. ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESIS -
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