Phoebe and Jahiem are working together on an assignment on types of reproduction. They read an article about seedless orange trees. Farmers cut parts of the tree and plant them in the garden to make new trees. Jahiem and Phoebe made the following predictions: Phoebe: I think these trees reproduce asexually and rely on mitosis as there are no seeds to plant. So I predict that all orange trees will be genetically identical to each other and the parents. Jahiem: I think these trees reproduce sexually and depend on meiosis. Plants are multicellular organisms and all multicellular organisms reproduce through meiosis. So I predict that all orange trees will be genetically different from each other and the parents.
Determine who you agree with and explain your reasoning. Be sure to include at least two proofs in your explanation.
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