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r-ruslan [8.4K]
3 years ago
15

Providing examples explain how sexual reproduction in plants has evolved to become less dependent on water.

Biology
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Anastasy [175]3 years ago
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~Gymnosperms have developed over the course of its evolution, structures that solved the main limitations present in the Pteridophytes in relation to sexual reproduction, and in the <span>terrestrial environment.

</span>~The organisms that have adapted fully to the terrestrial environment feature adaptations in body to retain water, thus avoiding <span>dehydration.

~ @</span> Pteridophytes:Vascular tissue: water and minerals & <span>organic
 material.
</span>Vascular tissue: increasing efficiency in transport of water & mineral salts with increased plant growth.Dependence on water for fertilization with anterozoides <span>furniture.</span>
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