Sexual reproduction in plants produces offspring that are:
AAlways haploid in all cells
BIdentical to the one parent
CIdentical to one another
DDifferent from both parents
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Different from both parents
Fusion of gametes shuffles genes from two parents, so the offspring differ genetically from both.
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