What is an example of nature's clone?

An example of nature's clone is the aspen tree (Populus tremuloides), which can reproduce asexually through a process called suckering. When a single aspen tree sends out underground roots, new shoots can emerge from these roots, creating a grove of genetically identical trees known as a clonal colony. This method allows the aspen to thrive in environments where conditions are favorable, while maintaining genetic uniformity. Each tree in the colony is essentially a clone of the original, showcasing nature's ability to replicate itself.