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BiologyBiology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)A giant puffball ( FIGURE 23.13C ) produces trillions of spores that disperse on wind. A stinkhom ( FIGURE 23.13D ) makes fewer spores and they are dispersed by insects. How are these differences analgous to differences in pollen production and dispersal among plants? C Giant puffball D Stinkhom FIGURE 23.13 Diverse club fungus fruiting bodies (basidiocarps)

A giant puffball ( FIGURE 23.13C ) produces trillions of spores that disperse on wind. A stinkhom ( FIGURE 23.13D ) makes fewer spores and they are dispersed by insects. How are these differences analgous to differences in pollen production and dispersal among plants? C Giant puffball D Stinkhom FIGURE 23.13 Diverse club fungus fruiting bodies (basidiocarps)

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A giant puffball (FIGURE 23.13C) produces trillions of spores that disperse on wind. A stinkhom (FIGURE 23.13D) makes fewer spores and they are dispersed by insects. How are these differences analgous to differences in pollen production and dispersal among plants?

Chapter 23, Problem 4CT, A giant puffball (FIGURE 23.13C) produces trillions of spores that disperse on wind. A stinkhom , example 1

C Giant puffball

Chapter 23, Problem 4CT, A giant puffball (FIGURE 23.13C) produces trillions of spores that disperse on wind. A stinkhom , example 2

D Stinkhom

FIGURE 23.13 Diverse club fungus fruiting bodies (basidiocarps)

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