Question

something that potatoes and bacteria have in common is that they both reproduce (1 point)
via binary fission.
via vegetative reproduction.
using tubers.
asexually.

Explanation:

• Binary fission is how bacteria reproduce, but potatoes don't use binary fission.
• Vegetative reproduction is for potatoes (using tubers), but bacteria don't do vegetative reproduction.
• Bacteria don't use tubers for reproduction.
• Potatoes reproduce asexually (via vegetative means like tubers), and bacteria reproduce asexually (via binary fission). So both reproduce asexually.

Answer:

D. asexually