Multiple Choice
Which of these sets of structures in mosses is wholly haploid?
A) Archegonium, seta, antheridium, protonema.
B) Protonema, peristome, archegonium, operculum.
C) Calyptra, antheridium, protonema, spore.
D) Antheridium, archegonium, spore, seta.
E) Spore, capsule, antheridium, calyptra.
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