A plant has 20 chromosomes in its leaf cells. The plant reproduces both sexually and asexually. What is the correct number of chromosomes in the gametes and in cells used for asexual reproduction? [Table 29.1]
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B: gametes: 10, cells used for asexual reproduction: 20
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