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What is a sporophyte? A. A diploid form of a plant B. A haploid form of a plant C. A seed with a protective cover D. A seed without a protective cover​
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What is a sporophyte?

A. A diploid form of a plant
B. A haploid form of a plant
C. A seed with a protective cover
D. A seed without a protective cover​

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A sporophyte is the diploid multicellular stage in the life cycle of a plant or alga so that means the correct answer is A

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A sporophyte is A diploid from a plant which is letter ( A )
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