There are three simple types<span> of dispersion: clumped, even or uniform and random.</span>The most common type<span> of dispersion is the clumped in which organisms are distributed in groups. This suggests that extensive interaction among individuals or other components of the environment
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Responding to the environment.
The answer with the 2 pots of the same size: one with 2 pounds of potting soil, one with 2 pounds of dirt, 2 tomato plants of different sizes and the same type
This is as many as I can think of:
asexual: one parent, offspring is an exact copy, parent has both female and male parts, plants
Sexual- Two parents, offspring is a hybrid of parents, parents contain either male or female parts not both, animals
