Differences of sexual and asexual reproduction in plants... make a table

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Here are the differences between sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction in plants: Feature — Sexual Reproduction — Asexual ReproductionParents involved — Two (male and female gametes) — One Genetic variation — High (offspring are genetically diverse) — Low (offspring are genetically identical to parent) Gametes — Involves the fusion of male and female gametes — Does not involve gametes Offspring — Genetically different from parents — Genetically identical to the parent (clones) Speed — Generally slower — Generally faster Energy cost — Higher (e.g., for flowers, pollinators, seeds) — Lower Adaptability — Better chance of adapting to changing environments — Poor adaptation to changing environments Examples — Seed formation in flowering plants — Cuttings, runners, tubers, bulbs

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