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Las plantas que se siembran en un huerto se reproducen sexuales o asexuales

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serious [3.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

asexuales, las plantas son asexuales lo que significa que no necesitan pareja para poder reproducirse, muchas plantas tienen una reproduccion vegetativa lo cual significa que no necesitan semillas si no crecen en la planta Explanation:

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