Choose all that apply: The hypothesis that land plants evolved from aquatic green algae is supported by which of the following lines of evidence? ? Green algae and plants produce seeds. ? Green algae and plants have cell walls that contain cellulose. ? Green algae and plants have similar chlorophyll. ? Green algae and plants have xylem and phloem.
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