Ferns, mosses, lichen and fungi reproduce through
(a) spore formation
(b) binary fission
(c) budding
(d) fragmentation

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(a) spore formation

Ferns, mosses and lichens reproduce through the formation of spores.

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Ferns, mosses, lichen and fungi reproduce through (a) spore formation (b) binary fission (c) budding (d) fragmentation

(a) spore formationFerns, mosses and lichens reproduce through the formation of spores.

Ferns, mosses, lichen and fungi reproduce through
(a) spore formation
(b) binary fission
(c) budding
(d) fragmentation

(a) spore formation

Ferns, mosses and lichens reproduce through the formation of spores.