How do plants reproduce? 1. Sexually 2. Asexually

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ehidna [41]3 years ago

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Plants produce sexually by generating pollen or spores which is carried onto other plants by animals.

Some plants may also reproduce asexually, in which case the offspring will be genetically same.

Answer

Both, sexual and asexual

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