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Match the major characteristics with phyla or class of plants. - These non-vascular, seedless plants have a dominant and photosynthetic gametophyte/haploid life cycle. - These vascular yet seedless plants have sporangia that form the visible reproductive structure known as the sorus. - These vascular plants produce seeds from reproductive structures known as cones. - These vascular plants produce seeds with double fertilization which creates an embryo and endosperm. - This class on angiosperms has a single embryonic leaf and pollen grains with one opening. - This class on angiosperms has two embryonic leaves and pollen grains with three openings. A. Bryophyta (mosses) B. Monocots C. Eudictos D. Anthophyta E. Monilophyta (ferns) F. Coniferophtya

          Match the major characteristics with phyla or class of plants.
- These non-vascular, seedless plants have a dominant and photosynthetic gametophyte/haploid life cycle.
- These vascular yet seedless plants have sporangia that form the visible reproductive structure known as the sorus.
- These vascular plants produce seeds from reproductive structures known as cones.
- These vascular plants produce seeds with double fertilization which creates an embryo and endosperm.
- This class on angiosperms has a single embryonic leaf and pollen grains with one opening.
- This class on angiosperms has two embryonic leaves and pollen grains with three openings.
A. Bryophyta (mosses)
B. Monocots
C. Eudictos
D. Anthophyta
E. Monilophyta (ferns)
F. Coniferophtya

Match the major characteristics with phyla or class of plants.
- These non-vascular, seedless plants have a dominant and photosynthetic gametophyte/haploid life cycle.
- These vascular yet seedless plants have sporangia that form the visible reproductive structure known as the sorus.
- These vascular plants produce seeds from reproductive structures known as cones.
- These vascular plants produce seeds with double fertilization which creates an embryo and endosperm.
- This class on angiosperms has a single embryonic leaf and pollen grains with one opening.
- This class on angiosperms has two embryonic leaves and pollen grains with three openings.
A. Bryophyta (mosses)
B. Monocots
C. Eudictos
D. Anthophyta
E. Monilophyta (ferns)
F. Coniferophtya

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