What is the ploidy of the spore mother cells in bryophytes?

  • A
    Triploid
  • B
    Haploid
  • C
    Tetraploid
  • D
    Diploid

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$(i)$ The plant body of bryophytes is less differentiated than that of algae.
$(ii)$ The main plant body of the bryophytes is haploid.
$(iii)$ Sex organs in bryophytes are unicellular.
$(iv)$ Zygotes do not undergo reduction division immediately in bryophytes.
$(v)$ Bryophytes depend on insects for sexual reproduction.
How many of the above statements are correct?

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Reason $(R)$: In $Riccia$,after fertilization,the zygote undergoes division to form an embryo.

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