Why are Sunlight and nutrient levels asexual

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Answer:Sexual reproduction allows them to produce fit offspring that can survive under stressed environmental condition

Explanation:Reproducing sexually and asexually allows fungi to adjust as per the environmental condition.

When the conditions are favorable, they reproduce asexually and increase their number but when the condition are not favorable and environmental selective pressure occur then they undergo genetic variation through sexual reproduction to produce a stable and fit offspring that could survive under stressed condition with limited resources.

GalinKa [24]3 years ago

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Asexual reproduction Since there are plenty of resources, the plant will want to reproduce quickly and colonize the area

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