Match the description to the term. Plants have an alternation of generations (also called sporic) life cycle. The multicellular haploid generation is called the Plants have an alternation of generations (also called sporic) life cycle. The multicellular diploid generation is called the The sporophyte produces haploid The gametophyte produces haploid In plants gametes are produced by (type of cell division) In plants spores are produced by (type of cell division) When the sperm and egg fuse a diploid is produced.
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Plants undergo an alternation of generations. The _______produces gametes that fuse to produce a new ______. sporophyte; gametophyte gametophyte; sporophyte gametophyte; flowers flowers; gametophyte sporophyte; flowers
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In the plant life cycle, the generation produces haploid spores via meiosis. The spores germinate and divide to produce haploid gametes. In sporophytes, special regions termed gametangia produce gametes. In gametophytes, special regions produce spores. In homosporous plants, the gametangia are antheridia and archegonia. Antheridia will release cells called sperm, while archegonia will contain cells called eggs.
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Alternation of generations means that plants produce: a. only haploid multicellular organisms b. only diploid multicellular organisms c. only diploid multicellular organisms with single-celled haploid gametes d. both haploid and diploid multicellular organisms
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