Science, asked by janju031608, 2 months ago

If mosses and Ferns are seedless plants, how do they reproduce?​

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Answered by khushi27089
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Answer:

Ferns and mosses reproduce by asexual means

Explanation:

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Answered by rohinivivek
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Answer:

Asexual mode of reproduction.

Explanation:

In this mode of reproduction, a new individual is produced form a single parent. As a result of this, the offspring is identical to the plant. Ferns and mosses reproduce through spore formation.

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