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Observe the above diagrams of Funaria (moss) and Equisetum (horse tail) plants belonging to bryophyia and pteridophiya respectively Identify the structure `'a'` and `'b'` from the Funaria and `'c'` from the Equisetum `:-`

A

`a-`Strobillus, `b-`Gametophy, `c-` Sporophyte

B

`a-`Gametophtic, `b-`Strobillus, `c-`Sporophyte

C

`a-`Gametophyte, `b-`Sporophyte. `c-`Strobillus

D

`a-`Sporophyte, `b-`Gametophyte, `c-`Strobillus

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