A ferm differs from a moss in having...

A ferm differs from a moss in having

A

Swimming archegonia

B

Swimming antherozoids

C

Independent gametophytes

D

Independent sporophytes

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D

A fern (pteridophyte) differs from a moss (bryophyte) in having independent sporophyte. While in bryophyte have independent gametophyte.

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