In the lysogenic cycle in the lysogenic cycle host dna is destroyed and viral dna is replicated a bacterium replicates without passing viral dna to its daughter cells viral dna is destroyed and host dna is replicated a bacterium divides once before the lytic cycle is initiated viral dna is replicated along with host dna

In the lysogenic cycle d. viral DNA is replicated along with host DNA. Lysogeny is one of the cycles of viral reproduction that is responsible for integration of the bacteriophage nucleic acid into the host bacterium's formations of a circular replicon in the cytoplasm. This cycle mostly refers to prokaryotes, but many scientists assume that it can occur in eukaryotes.