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All seed bearing plants have ___ life cycle.

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haplontic

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dlplontic

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haplo-diplontic

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diplo -haplontic

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Solution

The correct option is B dlplontic
In seed-bearing plants, diploid sporophyte is dominant. So, the life cycle is said to diplontic.

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