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Why have plants evolved ways to prevent self-fertlization? Why do you cross-fertilization (plant to plant) more beneficial to the plant?

Why have plants evolved ways to prevent self-fertlization? Why do you cross-fertilization (plant to plant) more beneficial to the plant?
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Why have plants evolved ways to prevent self-fertlization? Why do you cross-fertilization (plant to plant) more beneficial to the plant?

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2) Cross-fertilization makes for more variation in the traits of plants, giving them immunities and resistances to weather, pests, and disease.
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