What are some of the disadvantages of seedless plants? Select all that apply O T

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What are some of the disadvantages of seedless plants? Select all that apply O The embryo will dry out if removed from the gametophyte O The embryo cannot move and colonize new areas O The gametophyte has to be photosynthetic The plant cannot obtain nutrients Question 39 Which of the following is common to ferns and mosses? Select all that apply Water is required to carry the sperm to the egg O Both have dominant gametophyte generation O They lack vascular tissues They do not produce seeds O Spores are their main hean for dispersal

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The disadvantages of seedless plants are:

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The option that the embryo cannot move or colonize in new area is not correct as the seedless plants have new structures that help them to colonize in new area. The plants do contain nutrients as it receives it from the female gamatephytes.

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