The Marsileaceae and Salviniaceae Differ from the Other Families of Ferns

question 60

Multiple Choice

The Marsileaceae and Salviniaceae differ from the other families of ferns in that the Marsileaceae and Salviniaceae:

• A)are leptosporangiate.
• B)are eusporangiate.
• C)are homosporous.
• D)are heterosporous.
• E)produce leaves in whorls of three.

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