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Beginning with germination of a moss spore, what is the sequence of structures that develop after germination?
I. embryo II. Gametes III. Sporophyte IV. Potonema V. gametophore

A

IV,V,III,I,II

B

V,IV,III,II,I

C

III,IV,V,II,I

D

IV,V,II,I,III

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