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How does the asexual reproduction of a lily differ from sexual reproduction? All but one statement describes a difference between asexual and sexual reproduction of this lily, namely
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How does the asexual reproduction of a lily differ from sexual reproduction? All but one statement describes a difference between asexual and sexual reproduction of this lily, namely

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Aesexual reproduction is when a living thing doesn't need a partner to reproduce. For example, a plant dropping seeds on the ground reproduces another tree
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