A strawberry plant is an example of a plant that can reproduce through the process of vegetative reproduction. Are the offspring of the strawberry plant genetically identical or genetically different from the parent? Explain your answer.

strawberries and vegetative reproduction, strawberries have long stems called stolons. Wherever a stolon touches a ground it produces roots, this provides growth to a new plant irrespective if the stolon is broken off from the parent plant. When this occurs, every plant that grows from a stolon is genetically identical to the parent plant

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Answer:

Genetically identical.

Explanation:

As the strawberry plants are grown by vegetative propagation it is a form of asexual reproduction.

During asexual reproduction, the offsprings are produced from only one parent and hence, their genetic material is also contributed by only one of them this is because the parent cell is simply going to divide into two cells which are going to be genetically identical.

Due to this reason the offsprings are also genetically idnetical.