In the moss life cycle the diploid embryo grows into a sporophyte. This sporophyte grows out of the

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Alyson Little

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5 September, 20:12

In the moss life cycle the diploid embryo grows into a sporophyte. This sporophyte grows out of the

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Ashton Morrow · Answer 1

In the moss life cycle the diploid embryo grows into a sporophyte. This sporophyte grows out of the female gametophyte.

Gametophyte is a phase in the life cycle of plants which produces a zygote later on in the plant's life.