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| Pregunta | Respuesta |
| Used by nonflowering plants to make new plants. | SPORES |
| A cell in a seedless plant that can grow into a new plant without fertilization. Covered by a tough capsule. | SPORES |
| Examples of Plants That Use Spores to Reproduce | 1. Moss 2. Ferns |
| Plants found in shady and moist areas. They are waxy little plants that have no leaves, stems, and roots. | MOSSES |
| They have hair-like threads called rhizoids. | MOSSES |
| A leafy stalk with a capsule and spores. | RHIZOIDS |
| Plant that lives in shady places. They are one of the oldest living things. | FERNS |
| Unlike moses, they have leaves, stems, and roots. | FERNS |
| The green, leathery leaves of ferns. | FRONDS |
| Young fronds that start out curled at the base of the roots of a fern. | FIDDLEHEADS |
| A case , capsule or container in which spores are produced. | SPORANGIUM |
| Sporangia clumped together into this. | SORI |
| Fronds that have spores are called this . | FERTILE |
| Fronds that do not have spores are called this. | STERILE |
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