How is asexual reproduction in liverworts dependent on water?Multiple ChoiceThe sperm must swim to the egg.Copies of the plant are dispersed by rain drops.Zygotes must be washed out of the parental plant for dispersal.

Reproduction in ferns is water dependent because sperm must swim to female gametes.Group startsTrue or False

Item6eBookReferencesItem 6Why are mosses more widely distributed than liverworts?  Check all that apply.Check All That ApplyMosses are more tolerant of lack of water.Mosses are more tolerant of lack of water.Mosses tolerate more varied environments.Mosses tolerate more varied environments.Mosses make more reproductive cells.Mosses make more reproductive cells.Mosses can reproduce sexually or asexually;  liverworts cannot reproduce asexually.Mosses can reproduce sexually or asexually;  liverworts cannot reproduce asexually.

Describe how new plants arise by asexual reproduction

Asexual reproduction differs from sexual reproduction in thatMultiple Choiceasexual reproduction produces genetically diverse offspring.asexual reproduction utilizes DNA from two parents to code for traits in offspring.asexual reproduction occurs only in plants.asexual reproduction produces offspring containing DNA from only one parent.asexual reproduction only occurs in animals.

Find the wrong statement from following w.r.t liverworts :-Asexual reproduction takes place by gemmaeSpore germination is direct methodThe sporophyte differentiate into foot, seta and capsuleLeafly members have tiny leaf like appendages in two rows on true stems