A bryophyte sporophyte is considered physiologically dependent mainly because its foot acts as a A Seed coat maker B Pollen
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Chapter 4: Archegoniates—Bryophytes (Set-4)
In bryophytes, the plant that directly bears archegonia and antheridia is the A Sporophyte plant B Capsule only C Gametophyte
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A bryophyte is termed “non-vascular” because its main plant body lacks true A Stomata completely B Cuticle always C Cell
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Bryophytes are usually small in size mainly because transport of water occurs without A Vascular tissues B Chlorophyll pigments C
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Bryophytes are called non-vascular plants because they lack which conducting tissues A Companion cells only B Xylem and phloem C
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A fungal hypha labeled “coenocytic” most correctly means the filament typically has A Many septa B Many stomata C No
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Which statement correctly distinguishes fungi from green plants in terms of nutrition and pigment A Absorptive heterotrophs B Chlorophyll present
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Which feature best explains why fungi cannot make food using sunlight A No nucleus B No mitochondria C No cell
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Fungi generally obtain carbon for energy by digesting organic matter outside the body and then absorbing soluble products through hyphae
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In fungi, the typical mode of nutrition is based on absorbing dissolved food after external digestion using enzymes A Photosynthetic
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