futurebird,
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I understand that not self-fertilizing is an adaptive benefit for plants (& all living organisms) but I don't have a scenario that shows how the benefit works.

Given a population w/genetic variations some tiny percentage of which are beneficial in the habitat, why is it such a huge boost to survival to mix your genes?

It is precisely because beneficial adaptations are rare? If beneficial mutations were common would self cloning and fertilizing. be more common?

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