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ornobtizzi ornobtizzi
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6 years ago
In what way or ways does or do seedless
  vascular plants differ from seed plants?
 
  a. seedless vascular plants do not have a
  sporophyte stage; seed plants do
  b. the sporophyte of the seed plants gives rise
  to gametes; the sporophyte of seedless
  vascular plants gives rise to spores
  c. the gametophyte of the seedless vascular
  plants is free-living; the gametophyte of
  seed plants is not
  d. the sporophyte of seedless vascular plants is
  haploid; the sporophyte of the seed plants is
  diploid
  e. the gametophyte of the seed plants form
  spores; the gametophyte of the seedless
  vascular plants form gametes

Question 2

Which of the following plants are capable of
  secondary growth?
 
  a. ferns
  b. horsetails
  c. club mosses
  d. conifers
  e. liverworts
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6 years ago
Answer to q. 1

C

Answer to q. 2

D
ornobtizzi Author
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6 years ago
I know this sounds cliche, but I was thinking the same thing for each of these. Thanks for confirming Slight Smile
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6 years ago
I'm sure Wink Face Thanks for your honesty
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