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Miller & Levine Chapter 26 Review Answer Key

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fertilize the eggs. When the fertilized egg begins to grow, it develops into a sporophyteplant.4. Mosses and ferns are both grown as houseplants and garden plants. Sphagnum moss isadded to soil to improve the soil’s quality. The fuel peat was originally moss. Some fernsare edible.5. Ferns have vascular tissues that conduct water and other materials. Ferns have a protectivelayer, the cuticle, that covers their leaves and prevents water loss.6. Eggs and sperm are produced in structures at the tips of a gametophyte moss plant. Asperm swims to and fertilizes an egg. The fertilized egg begins to grow, producing asporophyte plant, which grows attached to the gametophyte plants. Spores are produced bythe sporophyte plants in a capsule. When the spores ripen, they are shed. If they fall to asuitable place on moist ground, the spores begin to grow, producing the generation ofgametophyte plants.

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