What happens when a plant goes through vegetative propagation?
A. The plant's pollen changes the hormone receptors and the plant can't grow.
B. Without sexual reproduction, the plant produces genetically identical copies of itself.
C. Without sexual reproduction, the plant's fruits must aid in seed dispersal.
D. The plant's pollen is carried to the stigma of another plant and is fertilized.
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