The heterosporous nature of Selaginella is considered an evolutionary advancement because it:
Leads to the development of seeds
Increases the number of spores produced
Allows for asexual reproduction
Simplifies the gametophyte generation
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Which unique characteristic differentiates the phloem sieve tubes of angiosperms from those of gymnosperms?
Presence of companion cells
Presence of sieve plates
Transport of sugars
Bidirectional translocation
