Spores and Seeds Have Basically the Same Function, Dispersal, but Are

question 4

Multiple Choice

Spores and seeds have basically the same function, dispersal, but are vastly different because

• A) spores are unicellular; seeds are not.
• B) spores have stored nutrition; seeds do not.
• C) spores have an embryo; seeds do not.
• D) spores depend primarily on animals for dispersal; seeds do not.
• E) spores have a protective outer covering; seeds do not.

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