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What does continued self-pollination often result in?
AIncreased heterozygosity
BInbreeding depression
CHigher genetic variation
DImproved adaptability
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Inbreeding depression
Repeated selfing reduces vigour of the offspring, which is called inbreeding depression.
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