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yes, because even if its the same plant being crossed, its genes will always be variable, leading to a diffrent looking plant each time (unless you propagate it asexually).
There can be tremendous variability in the offspring from either. If you cross a&b, the seeds will often produce plants that run the gambit of combined traits.
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