Aphids are small garden insects. These parasitic pests can seem to appear in great numbers on plants overnight. The female aphid has two different reproductive strategies. When food is plentiful in the spring and summer, she can produce several identical females young per day all by herself. However, in the fall, as food gets scarce, she produces a batch of mixed male and female offspring. These aphids mate and produce more offspring. Select the descriptions(more than 1) of aphid Asexual Reproduction. Group of answer choices

Female aphid produces young by herself.

Male and female aphids combine genetic material.

Female aphid does not need to find a mate

Young aphids have a mother and a father

Offspring better able to respond to changes in the environment