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The sporophyte in liverwort is differentiated into
The sporophyte in liverwort is differentiated into
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The correct option is D foot, seta and capsule
In liverwort, the sporophyte is differentiated into a foot, seta and capsule. Foot is the bottom part where the sporophyte is attached to the main body gametophyte. Seta is the long stalk like structure and capsule is the structure at the top where spores are produced.
Thallus is the leaf-like structure while rhizoids are the root-like structures of the main body gametophyte.
In liverwort, the sporophyte is differentiated into a foot, seta and capsule. Foot is the bottom part where the sporophyte is attached to the main body gametophyte. Seta is the long stalk like structure and capsule is the structure at the top where spores are produced.
Thallus is the leaf-like structure while rhizoids are the root-like structures of the main body gametophyte.
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