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difference between homosporous and heterosporous?3point

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Answered by XxMissMysteryxX
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A main difference between homosporous and heterosporous pteridophytes is that homosporous pteridophytes produce only one type of spores, which are small in size while heterosporous pteridophytes produce two types of spores; the small microspores and the large megaspores.

Answered by HarshAditya098
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In Homosporous pteridophytes only one kind of spore is produced. In Heterosporous pteridophytes two kinds of spores are produced. ... The spores are equal in size in homosporous. The smaller spores are called microspores and the larger spores are called megaspores in heterosporous

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