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What is arche...

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What is archegonia ? Out of all divisions of plant kingdom archegonia is absent in
(a) moss
(b) bryophyte
(c) gymnosperm
(d) angiosperm

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Archegonia is a flask shaped egg producing organ mostly found in the moss, gymnosperms and ferns.

Angiosperms have no archegonia.

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