Which of the following do mosses and ferns have in common? Check all that apply:

sporophyte generation

gametophyte generation

sperm cells are transported by air to egg cells

sperm cells are transported by water to egg cells

spores are transported by air

spores are transported by water

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Penny

Biology

27 March, 10:48

Which of the following do mosses and ferns have in common? Check all that apply:

sporophyte generation

gametophyte generation

sperm cells are transported by air to egg cells

sperm cells are transported by water to egg cells

spores are transported by air

spores are transported by water

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Ashlee Salinas · Answer 1

Sporophyte generation; gametophyte generation; sperm cells are transported by water to egg cells; spore are transported by air.

Explanation:

> Both ferns and mosses have gametophyte generation followed by sporophyte generation.

> Both are spore bearing and the spores are transported by air.

> The sperm finds the egg cell by chemotaxis and require water for movement.

> They require moisture to thrive.

Seth Giles · Answer 2

Seth Giles 27 March, 11:05

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The answer is A, B, D, and E

Which of the following do mosses and ferns have in common? Check all that apply:sporophyte generationgametophyte generationsperm cells are transported by air to egg cellssperm cells are transported by water to egg cellsspores are transported by airspores are transported by water

Which of the following do mosses and ferns have in common? Check all that apply:

sporophyte generation

gametophyte generation

sperm cells are transported by air to egg cells

sperm cells are transported by water to egg cells

spores are transported by air

spores are transported by water