Question

1) Riccia belong to the division.
a) Thallophyta b) Bryophyta
c) pteridophyta
d) Angiospe​

Answer 1

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Riccia is a genus of liverworts in the order Marchantiales. These plants are small and thalloid, that is not differentiated into root, stem and leaf.

Answer 2

Riccia belong to the a) Thallophyta division.

Explanation:

Thallophyta:

• Algae, fungus, and lichens range in size from unicellular to enormous. There are no roots, stems, or leaves on these basic plants.
• They aren't part of the embryophyta family. These plants are primarily found in water.

Bryophyta:

• Bryophyta is a division of green plants that includes embryophytes, which are land plants, especially non-vascular ones. Mosses are included in this section.
• Marchantiopsida is the class of liverworts. Anthocerotopsida is the class of hornworts.

pteridophyta:

• A pteridophyte is a vascular plant that produces spores and disperses them.
• Pteridophytes are frequently referred to as "cryptogams" because they do not produce blooms or seeds.

Angiospe​m:

• Angiosperms are flowering plants that generate seeds in the form of fruits. With almost 300,000 species, they are the largest and most varied group within the kingdom Plantae.