compare the genetic makeup of the offspring plants that are transferred to the soil to that of the parent plant that provided the stem pieces
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Strawberry plants can be propagated asexually by allowing plantlets on the ends of stolons ("runners") to grow in soil. The daughter copies are exact genetic replicas of the mother plant. - by MONICA
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Genetic makeup of offspring plants:
Plants are able to reproduce asexually. Plants can reproduce without producing gametes by the vegetative reproduction or it is called apomixis.
Strawberry plants can be reproduced asexually, if we cut a piece of stem at the end of the stolon and place in the other soil then a baby plant can be formed which is genetically same like the parent plant. So the baby plant can be formed without producing gametes or fertilization.
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