A plant, such as an iris, that reproduces asexually most of the time probably
A) is found in a changing environment.
B) produces offspring that move into new environments.
C) has offspring that live in the same environment as the parents.
D) lacks the ability to make flowers.
E) forms spores.

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Asexual reproduction results in offspring that are genetically identical to the parent, which means they are well-suited to thrive in the same environment as their parent. This is why plants that reproduce asexually often have offspring that live in the same environment.

A Plant, Such as an Iris, That Reproduces Asexually Most