Key features of seed plants facilitating life on land include three of the following four traits. Which of these is an exception?a. Reduced gametophytesb. Pollenc. Homosporyd. SeedsWhich of these will most likely happen when bryophyte spores are dispersed to a favorable habitat, such as a moist soil ortree bark?a. They will germinate and grow into sporophytes.b. They will germinate and grow into haplophytes.c. They will germinate and grow into chlorophytes.d. They will germinate and grow into gametophytes.Which of the following is the purpose of having cuticles only at the upper surface of thallus of a non-vascular plant like amoss?a. Direct water and nutrient absorptionb. Efficient exchange of gasesc. Faster generation of osmotic pressure in leptoidsd. Easier diffusion of carbon dioxide

The cuticle is found on all terrestrial plants, even mosses, and it serves as a barrier against UV…

Key features of seed plants facilitating life on land include three of the following four traits. Which of these is an exception O a. Reduced gametophytes O b. Pollen O c. Homospory O d. Seeds Which of these will most likely happen when bryophyte spores are dispersed to a favorable habitat, such as a moist soil o tree bark? a. They will germinate and grow into sporophytes. Ob. They will germinate and grow into haplophytes. Oc. They will germinate and grow into chlorophytes. Od. They will germinate and grow into gametophytes. Which of the following is the purpose of having cuticles only at the upper surface of thallus of a non-vascular plant like a moss? O a. Direct water and nutrient absorption Ob. Efficient exchange of gases O c. Faster generation of osmotic pressure in leptoids Od. Easier diffusion of carbon dioxide

Key features of seed plants facilitating life on land include three of the following four traits. Which of these is an exception O a. Reduced gametophytes O b. Pollen O c. Homospory O d. Seeds Which of these will most likely happen when bryophyte spores are dispersed to a favorable habitat, such as a moist soil o tree bark? a. They will germinate and grow into sporophytes. Ob. They will germinate and grow into haplophytes. Oc. They will germinate and grow into chlorophytes. Od. They will germinate and grow into gametophytes. Which of the following is the purpose of having cuticles only at the upper surface of thallus of a non-vascular plant like a moss? O a. Direct water and nutrient absorption Ob. Efficient exchange of gases O c. Faster generation of osmotic pressure in leptoids Od. Easier diffusion of carbon dioxide

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter29: Seed Plants

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