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What's the difference between spores and seeds?. PLEASE HELP!!!!!.

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-A seed is larger than a spore.
-A seed is more advanced because it can sustain plant life.
-Found in different locations.
-Seeds can sprout mostly anywhere but spores requires a wet environment in order to germinate.
-Seeds are multicellular whereas spores are unicellular.

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Option-C is incorrect because pH of Acids is less than 7 while, pH of Bases is greater than 7.

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