Do pumpkins reproduce sexual or asexual?

Answer 1

Pumpkins reproduce sexually through the process of pollination. They have separate male and female flowers, with male flowers producing pollen and female flowers containing the ovary that develops into the fruit. Pollination typically occurs via bees and other insects transferring pollen from the male to the female flowers. Asexual reproduction can occur through vegetative methods, such as planting seeds or cuttings, but sexual reproduction is the primary method for producing new pumpkin plants.