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How does the gametophyte generation differ genetically from the sporophyte generation? It contains a full set of genetic material (is diploid). It undergoes asexual reproduction…

How does the gametophyte generation differ genetically from the sporophyte generation? It contains a full set of genetic material (is diploid). It undergoes asexual reproduction…
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How does the gametophyte generation differ genetically from the sporophyte generation?

It contains a full set of genetic material (is diploid).

It undergoes asexual reproduction.

It lacks genetic material (DNA).

It contains half the genetic material (is haploid).

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It contains half the genetic material (is haploid).

Step-by-step explanation:

right on edge

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User Gota
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I'm pretty sure it is d.

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