A Desert Plant Called Kalanchoe Can Reproduce,either with Sexual Reproduction

Multiple Choice

A desert plant called Kalanchoe can reproduce,either with sexual reproduction through flowers,or asexually by budding off miniature leaf and root clusters from its leaves.When buds are produced,they land on the ground,take root,and grow,genetically identical to the original.If budding is used for several years,a large area may be covered with these descendents from the same original plant.The resulting population of plants will

A) adapt to environmental change, by shifting from asexual budding to conjugation, so they can sexually reproduce.
B) be more strongly able to adapt to environmental change, compared to the Kalanchoe that are reproducing sexually.
C) None of these answer options represent a likely response to environmental change.
D) not be as strongly able to adapt to environmental change, compared to the Kalanchoe that are reproducing sexually.
E) automatically experience more genetic mutations, so that some of the plants will survive environmental change.