Ferns, whisk ferns, and lycopods are all considered to be

A. vascular seed forming plants

B. vascular spore forming plants

C. non-vascular seed forming plants

D. non-vascular spore forming plants

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Janiyah Matthews

Biology

6 August, 23:59

Ferns, whisk ferns, and lycopods are all considered to be

A. vascular seed forming plants

B. vascular spore forming plants

C. non-vascular seed forming plants

D. non-vascular spore forming plants

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Jillian Spence · Answer 1

Answer - B. Vascular Spore Forming Plants. (Confidently Correct)

Reasoning - Ferns, Whisk Ferns and Lycopods are Vascular Plants. Now when we rule out C & D gives us two choices. Ferns, Whisk Ferns and lycopods contain Vascular tissues but do not produce seeds so they are use haploid/unicellular spores instead of seeds for the plants reproduction.

Ferns, whisk ferns, and lycopods are all considered to beA. vascular seed forming plantsB. vascular spore forming plantsC. non-vascular seed forming plantsD. non-vascular spore forming plants

Ferns, whisk ferns, and lycopods are all considered to be

A. vascular seed forming plants

B. vascular spore forming plants

C. non-vascular seed forming plants

D. non-vascular spore forming plants