Which life cycle describes a plant that reproduces asexually and sexually?

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Which life cycle describes a plant that reproduces asexually and sexually?

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egg + sperm → embryo → adult with all its chromosomes → gametes → adult; gametes produce an organism with all its chromosomes

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