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Explanation:

In asexual reproduction (single - parent reproduction), offspring inherit all their genetic material from the single parent. Traits are passed on through the inheritance of genes from that single parent. The options about inheritance from both parents is for sexual reproduction, environmental factors alone do not pass traits from a single parent, and it's not just the mother's genes in single - parent reproduction. Traits are not randomly selected but are passed on as a complete or near - complete set of the parent's genetic material.

Answer:

None of the provided options are correct. In single - parent reproduction, offspring inherit genes from the single parent, not randomly selected, not determined by environmental factors alone, not from both parents, and not only from the mother in all cases of single - parent reproduction.