Complete this table: Comparison of Important Characteristics of Land Plants Features Moss Fern Conifer Flowering Plant Gametophyte or sporophyte dominant Gametophyte Sporophyte Vascular tissue (+/-) No vascular system Seed (+/-) No seeds Fruit (+/-) Water required for fertilization Pollen grain (+/-) Homosporous or heterosporous Homosporous Homosporous Heterosporous Heterosporous Examples

Complete this table: Comparison of Important Characteristics of Land Plants Features Moss Fern Conifer Flowering Plant Gametophyte or sporophyte dominant Gametophyte Sporophyte Vascular tissue (+/-) No vascular system Seed (+/-) No seeds Fruit (+/-) Water required for fertilization Pollen grain (+/-) Homosporous or heterosporous Homosporous Homosporous Heterosporous Heterosporous Examples

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Problem 1VCQ: Figure 25.6 Which of the following statements about plant divisions is false? Lycophytes and...

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Features	Moss	Fern	Conifer	Flowering Plant
Gametophyte or sporophyte dominant	Gametophyte	Sporophyte
Vascular tissue (+/-)	No vascular system
Seed (+/-)	No seeds
Fruit (+/-)
Water required for fertilization
Pollen grain (+/-)
Homosporous or heterosporous	Homosporous	Homosporous	Heterosporous	Heterosporous
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