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Daffodils are able to reproduce sexually, using its seeds, and asexually, using its bulb. what is a potential consequence of reproducing asexually?
a.
over time, the daffodil population will have increased mutations because of decreased genetic variation.
b.
over time, the daffodil population will have a lower chance of being eaten by a consumer because of increased genetic variation.
c.
over time, the daffodil population will have a lower chance of surviving in a changing climate because of increased genetic variation.
d.
over time, the daffodil population will have a lower chance of surviving a new disease introduced to the ecosystem because of decreased genetic variation.
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