is mosses and liveworts are eukaryotes
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Answer: Yes
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Mosses and liverworts are tiny plants that produce spores instead of flowers and seeds. Mosses and liverworts do differ, but they share enough important characteristics to be known collectively as bryophytes. The mosses belong to class Muscopsida in phylum Bryophyta in most classifications. As is true of all bryophytes, mosses and liverworts are eukaryotic, they have chlorophyll.
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yes mosses and liveworts are eukaryotes
Explanation:
they both belong to kingdom platae
so they belong to plant family
and they are having a well defined nuclus with nuclear membrane.
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