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Explain the steps of Asexual Reproduction of a Larkey. Include the type of reproduction (budding, spores, vegetative...etc.) Make sure you include how the offspring compare to the parent Larkey by writing what traits are being passed down to the offspring.

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Explain the steps of Asexual Reproduction of a Larkey. Include the type of reproduction (budding, sp...