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Question
A group of plants within a species that have been selected for a particular characteristic and are propagated asexually is called a:
Correct Answer
Option C is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
A cultivar, or 'cultivated variety', is a plant within a species selected for a particular trait and propagated, usually asexually, to continue that trait.
Hint
The name itself is a combination of 'cultivated' and 'variety'.