How does a paramecium grow during its lifetime?

Answer 1

Well, first of all, these are single-celled organisms, so an individual Paramecium does not grow, two individuals are formed when a 'parent' (one-cell) divides. If you are talking about growing a culture of many Paramecium, the best way is to provide bacteria for them to eat (their prey). There are several sites on the Web that give directions. Under the right conditions they will multiply like crazy, although you need a microscope to see them.

Answer 2

A paramecium grows by increasing the size of its cell through a process called binary fission, where it replicates its DNA and divides into two identical daughter cells. It also grows by consuming food and absorbing nutrients from its environment through its oral groove.

Answer 3

A paramecium can live to be thousands of years old. The secret is in the way they multiply. By creating a twin of itself, it enables life longevity.

Answer 4

Paramecium can reproduce asexually, as well as sexually. They are able to move because of cilia that are located all over their bodies.

Answer 5

I can't exactly answer this but I think it grows from a nymph.

Answer 6

I, myself tried this before. Paramecia live in fresh water ponds, so take a water sample of a freshwater pond.

Answer 7

by allowing vegetable matter to stand in water for a few days.