Imagine that you find a new type of plant with a rather interesting method of reproduction. This plant produces horizontal stems, but instead of these stems giving rise to new individuals, they instead function in seed dispersal. What can you say of this plant?

Because this plant produces horizontal stems, it must only reproduce asexually.

Because this plant produces seeds, it likely reproduces through sexual reproduction.

Because this plant produces horizontal stems, this is an example of sexual vegetative reproduction.

Because this plant produces seeds, it must reproduce asexually.

None of the answer options is correct.