Strawberry plants can reproduce both sexually (using flowers and seeds) and asexually (by producing runners that grow into new plants).
Which of the following statements about the asexually-produced offspring of a strawberry plant is not true?
All offspring produced asexually from an individual plant will be genetically identical.
If a new disease infects one of the offspring, it will likely infect them all.
Meiosis is the type of cell division responsible for producing these offspring.
The offspring are highly likely to survive if environmental conditions do not change.
