Some seedless plants produce offspring asexually during the dry seasons since the factors that aid in asexual reproduction would seem to be appealing in this seasons.
What is asexual reproduction?
Asexual reproduction is a type of procreation in which a single parent produces a new progeny.
The generated individuals are genetically and physiologically exactly equivalent to one another, means they are clones of their parents. Both multicellular or rather unicellular organisms exhibit asexual reproduction.
Asexual reproduction is possible in some seedless plants, such as hornworts and liverworts. A minute fraction of the plant can form a new plant when broken off.
The primary distinction between seed plants and seedless plants is that seedless plants lack propagation seeds while seed plants do.
As during dry season it is easy for some plants to spread their spores in order to spread in new areas. This can be a little difficult during wet seasons.
Thus, due to this, the seedless plants reproduce only asexually during dry times of the year.
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