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How Do Ferns Differ from Other Seedless Vascular Plants

Question 104

Question 104

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How do ferns differ from other seedless vascular plants?


A) The sporophyte is dominant.
B) Their flowers are microscopic.
C) They lack xylem.
D) Their sperm are flagellated.
E) They have broad leaves.

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