What is asexually reproduction?

Answer 1

While most plants exclusively produce seeds through pollination. Some plants have another way to reproduce themselves besides producing seeds (sometimes inside a fruit or a cone). One example is the strawberry plant which produces strawberries which contain seeds, but also produces shoots which essentially contain clones of the motherplant. When a clone grows enough roots the connecting part (like an umbilical cord) dies off and the mother plant has succesfully reproduced itself asexually. Some trees and shrubs use root shoots underground to essentially do the same as my example of a strawberry plant. Sexual reproduction always needs a male flower to pollinate a female flower through insects or wind for example. When the blooming time is at the end the male flower dies and the female flower transforms into a seed-containing 'fruit'. All other forms of reproduction in plants is asexual.

Answer 2

Reproduction that requires only one parent and does not give genetic variety. Thus, making an exact copy of itself.

Answer 3

In asexual reproduction, one parent produces genetically identical offspring by mitosis.