Could jesus father a child since he was a product of immaculate conception?

Yes he could.

Of course. Jesus was fully human, like the rest of us.

That is the whole point: he was fully God, and fully human. As human, he was born, grew, ate, slept, was happy, got made, and everything else that makes us human. He did some pretty cool other stuff as well, but I think this was evidence of what great faith can do. Those of great faith can do amazing things....

Jesus Christ became a man so it follow that everything in the sphere of male experience that is not sinful he could do. He was sinless, but fathering a child is not always a sin.

Unsure since result of parthenogenesis may not always be physically fertile. (Jesus is not the only instance of parthenogenesis and many parthenogenic embryos are used for research today, since they aren't given same rights as embryos resulting from ova fertilized by sperm)

It's my understanding that the doctrine of the immaculate conception refers to Mary, not to Jesus. It was Mary who was conceived immaculately, not her son.

you mean Incarnation. the Immaculate Conception is the birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary

No where in the bible does it say he couldn't, but that's not why he was there; he was there to preach the good news about God's purposes.

He didn't. So why ask with such a question? He already went back to heaven.

He could but He chose not do since we are His children.

ummm...why would u ask that question? Jesus didn't have any children, nor was he allowed to.