An asexual colony includes both somatic (vegetative) cells, which do not reproduce, and large, non-motile "gonidia" in the interior, which produce new colonies through repeated division.
An asexual colony includes both somatic (vegetative) cells in the interior. An asexual colony includes large, non-motile "gonidia" in the interior. Both somatic (vegetative) cells do not reproduce. Both somatic (vegetative) cells produce new colonies through repeated division. Large, non-motile "gonidia" in the interior produce new colonies through repeated division. Both somatic (vegetative) cells do not reproduce.