Why do some seedless plants reproduce only asexual during dry times of the year?

Answer 1

Since seedless vascular plants depend on the presence of water for their reproduction, many grow in damp conditions along creeks, near bogs or in low, moist forests. While many ferns, horsetails and club mosses prefer shady spots, some species thrive in higher light conditions. Many species of ferns can be incorporated into a garden setting, and particularly in rain gardens or native wildflower plantings

Answer 2

Seedless plants may reproduce only asexually during dry times of the year to ensure the survival of their genetic information when conditions are unfavorable for sexual reproduction. By utilizing methods like vegetative propagation or fragmentation, seedless plants can efficiently spread and establish new individuals without the need for water-dependent fertilization processes.