Asexual Reproduction

No Eggs? No Problem!

Carin Bondar | Posted 04.04.2012

Read More: Sexual Reproduction, Asexual Reproduction, Sterility, Sex, New Zealand Mud Snail, Science News
Carin Bondar

This could mean big trouble if you are a rotifer or a mud snail: Reproduction is as important as survival to any particular individual, and if the chances to do so are impaired then biological fitness is automatically lowered. So where does that leave the Homo sapien?

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Ancient Quaking Aspen Clones

Rich Wolf | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Asexual Reproduction, World's Largest Organism, Quaking Aspen, Eldora Colorado Aspen Grove, Vegetative Reproduction, Clonal Colonies, Pando, Fall Color, Green News
Rich Wolf

The Quaking Aspen is a graceful tree whose leaves dance in the slightest breeze. They are usually found swarming in large groves and at this time of the year their colorful season finale descends from the high altitudes in a glorious display.

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