Sexual vs. Asexual Reproduction:What is one cost to the parent plant of retaining the newly formedoffspring on the parent plant until the offspring is established in the ground?The parent plants cost is the energy needed to produce sugar to supply to the developing offspring as theoffspring has no source for attaining carbohydrates.The parent plants cost is it needs to supply the offspring with CO2 for photosynthesis.The parent plants cost is the energy to grow more roots so it can supply the offspring with water andnutrients.The parent plant needs to defend the offspring from herbivory.X=AA10.7591 97AY9 Week9_ng....xlsxAWeek 9 Pre-lab.pdfMacBook Airopy of Lab 9 A....pdf

Sexual reproduction is a type of reproduction that comprises a complicated life cycle in which a…

Sexual vs. Asexual Reproduction: What is one cost to the parent plant of retaining the newly formed offspring on the parent plant until the offspring is established in the ground? The parent plants cost is the energy needed to produce sugar to supply to the developing offspring as the offspring has no source for attaining carbohydrates. O The parent plants cost is it needs to supply the offspring with CO2 for photosynthesis. O The parent plants cost is the energy to grow more roots so it can supply the offspring with water and nutrients. The parent plant needs to defend the offspring from herbivory.

Sexual vs. Asexual Reproduction: What is one cost to the parent plant of retaining the newly formed offspring on the parent plant until the offspring is established in the ground? The parent plants cost is the energy needed to produce sugar to supply to the developing offspring as the offspring has no source for attaining carbohydrates. O The parent plants cost is it needs to supply the offspring with CO2 for photosynthesis. O The parent plants cost is the energy to grow more roots so it can supply the offspring with water and nutrients. The parent plant needs to defend the offspring from herbivory.

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter34: Transport In Plants

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