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In ferns, the sporophyte produces(1 point)A.)CONES,WHICH GROW INTO A GAMETOPHYTE B.)GAMETES, WHICH GROW INTO A GAMETOPHYTE
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Pick the right option in the dropdown below.In Gymnosperms use _________ in cones to reproduce, whereas ferns and mosses use
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How is fern reproduction different than human reproduction?A. Ferns use sexual and asexual reproduction. B. Ferns have one set
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how is fern reproduction different than humans reproduction? explain your reasoning.A) Ferns use sexual and asexual
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How is fern reproduction different than human reproduction? One ferns use sexual and asexual reproduction. 2 ferns have one set
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How is fern reproduction different than human reproduction?Ferns use sexual and asexual reproduction. Ferns have one set of
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How is fern reproduction different than human reproduction?Ferns use sexual and asexual reproduction. Ferns have one set of
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Which of these statements are true about Alternation of Generations?Mark the (4) that apply a) The sporophyte produces spores,
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The sporophyte generation produces spores that grow into a(n)?
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Evaluate the statement " A shift to sporophyte dominance is an adaptation of plants to life on land" by referring to mosses,
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