Biology, asked by ccvgjjn, 5 months ago

Which of the following produce eggs and sperm ?
Options
1. Megaphylls
2. Fern sporophytes
3. Moss gametophytes
4. Megaspores
please answer with reason.

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Answered by aryans12august

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Answer:3

Explanation:

Gametes are always formed by gametophyte.

Fern sporophyte produces spore which becomes heart shaped gametophyte which bears anthredia and archaegonia and produces gametes.

Megaspore only produces female gametes

Megaphyll has cones and megaphyll is part of sporophyte so will form spores!

So correct ans is 3

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