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High School Biology: Plant Evolution and Classification
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1. The great majority of plants get all the following from their environment except
2. Which statement is true about modern nonvascular plants?
3. Flowering plants are classified in three major groups (monocots, eudicots, or magnoliids) on the basis of their
4. All plants have a life cycle that alternates between
5. Examples of nonvascular plants include
6. Which statement about plants is true?
7. Instead of roots, the earliest plants had
8. Plants that form seeds in ovaries are called
9. Plants are thought to have evolved from
10. The earliest seed plants formed seeds in

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