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Biology, 20.08.2019 05:00 Jharsh2300

Based on its characteristics, the plant called club moss is not a true moss. examine the dichotomous key above. which of the following sentences adequately defines a club moss?
a. club mosses are plants that reproduce using seeds that grow in conelike structures.
b. club mosses are plants that produce spores inside of their flowers.
c. a club moss is a vascular plant that does not produce seeds, but does produce spores in conelike tips.
d. club mosses are plant-like organisms that have chlorophyll and are nonvascular.

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