Both molds and yeasts show both sexual and asexual types of reproduction; however, their courses are different. Molds procreate by the process of sporogenesis, i.e., the formation of spores. These spores are either the products of mitosis or meiosis; i.e., either asexual or sexual, respectively. Yeasts majorly procreate through asexual reproduction by the method of budding. Usually, in conditions like starvation or lack of nutrition, the haploid cells die and the diploid cells undergo sporulation, which leads to sexual reproduction by the method of meiosis.