Question

What are the dangers of rapid binary fission of prokaryotes?

Answer 1

This is a very general question because it could be interpreted as:
What are the dangers to humans?
What are the dangers to the prokaryotes?

I'll answer the latter, but if it's the first one, let me know.

It can be harmful to the prokaryotes because if a harmful substance is brought in, none of them will survive because they have identical genomes.

Answer 2

In prokaryotes, cell division is by Scissiparity. These cells usually have a single chromosome that replicates before the two chromosomes separate and the rest of the cell divides in turn.

The rapid division of prokaryotes presents some danger.

* A danger for its own population since there will be a rapid consumption of nutrients present in its environment

* A danger for the environment since there will be not only an increased consumption of nutrients but also an accumulation of metabolic waste.

* A danger to multicellular organisms in the case of an infection.