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The lytic and the lysogenic cycles are the two methods that bacteriophages reproduce.  They both begin with a bacterium that has been infected with bacteriophage DNA.

Lytic:

Lysogenic:

To sum it up, the lytic cycle ends the bacterium's life by producing offspring, yet the lysogenic cycle allows for multiple bacteria to divide and eventually undergo the lytic cycle.

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