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Published on: August 13, 2026
Which structure produces the gamete bearing plant of moss?
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In mosses, the spore germinates to form a protonema, which is a green filamentous stage. The protonema then develops buds that grow into the gamete-bearing leafy plant (gametophyte). Therefore, the structure that produces the gamete-bearing plant is protonema.
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