Why is it important for a plant to be able to reproduce?

Answer 1

there are two reasons for plant reproduction. the first one must be done in order to obtain the second importance. these importunes are:

1. to bear fruits/vegetables for humans and animals to eat

2. when the seeds of these fruits/vegetables are dispersed, it will produce new plants for the species to continue to survive

Answer 2

All living organisms have a finite life span. Without the ability to reproduce, the species would become extinct. (All the existing plants would eventually die and then there would be no more of them. )

Answer 3

Reproduction ensures the continuity of the plant species by producing offspring. It allows for genetic diversity and adaptation to changing environments. Without reproduction, plants would not be able to spread and evolve to survive in different conditions.

Answer 4

Reproduction is important for the continuation of the species. No species is immortal and without reproduction, life on earth would not continue.

Answer 5

Plant reproduction is important to man because man depends on plants to live. Not only do humans eat many kinds of plants, but we also use them to feed the animals that feed and work for us.

Answer 6

To reproduce more of themselves...like what we humans do.

Answer 7

If plants could not reproduce, the existing plants would be the last ones ever, because new plants don't appear magically.

This is true of all living things, not just plants.