Where in a cell can DNA be found?
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True 1. All of the plantlets are identical to the parent plant.
True 2. All of the plantlets are identical to each other.
False 3. The plantlets have a different genetic code from the parent plant.
True 4. This represents asexual reproduction.
False 5. This specific process involves gametes.
Flase 6. The plantlets are the same size as the parent plant.
True 7. This specific process involves a male and female plant.
True 8. The plantlets are uniform.
Flase 9. There is genetic variation among the plantlets.
True 10. Each plantlet is a clone of the parent plant.
False 1. This represents sexual reproduction.
True 12. This type of reproduction also includes binary fission and budding.
False 13. Requires two organisms to produce offspring.
True 14. Requires one organism to produce offspring.
True 15. The DNA would be the same in the parent plant and offspring.
False 16. Fertilization occurs in this type of reproduction.
