Which statement describes a major reproductive difference between plants and animals? A) Plants can reproduce every year; animals cannot. B) Plants reproduce asexually; animals reproduce sexually. C) All animals carry their young internally; plants do not. D) Plants can have both male and female structures in the same organism; animals d
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