Answer:
Spore/sporophyte
Explanation:
The sporophyte is the generation of plants that bear spores. Sporophytes are formed by a division in the zygote and are mostly diploid in nature. The specific structures present on the sporophyte are called sporangia. Spore mother cells present inside the sporangia undergo meiosis to produce haploid spores. For example, the diploid microspore mother cells present in the microsporangia in the anther of flowering plants divide by meiosis to produce haploid microspores.
We are always gaining more understanding of science, if they were facts it would be unchanging. however we are learning still so they are not set in stone... if that makes any sense
Recessive gene, both parents must give a recessive (or small letter of the phenotype, example ‘a’ and not ‘A’) gene for that genotype to be present. An example is blonde hair or blue eyes.
