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AMossy bryophytes
BFlowering plants
CGymnosperm plants
DFern plants
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Gymnosperm plants
Gymnosperm ovules sit on the surface of a support organ such as a cone scale, with no carpel around them.
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