Answer:
Daughter cells inherit genes from only one parent cell.
Daughter cells are identical copies of the parent cell.
Explanation:
During asexual reproduction, the parent cell splits/divides itself to form the two daughter cells. The two daughter cells are identical to the parents, but in sexual reproduction, the parent cells produce similar, but genetically unique offspring with slight differences. During asexual reproduction, the daughter cells are identical to the parent cells.
