In what way or ways does or do seedless vascular plants differ from seed plants?
A) seedless vascular plants do not have a sporophyte stage; seed plants do
B) the sporophyte of the seed plants gives rise to gametes; the sporophyte of seedless vascular plants gives rise to spores
C) the gametophyte of the seedless vascular plants is free-living; the gametophyte of seed plants is not
D) the sporophyte of seedless vascular plants is haploid; the sporophyte of the seed plants is diploid
E) the gametophyte of the seed plants form spores; the gametophyte of the seedless vascular plants form gametes

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Seedless vascular plants have a free-living gametophyte, while seed plants do not. This is because in seedless vascular plants, the gametophyte produces gametes directly, while in seed plants, the gametophyte is reduced and produces haploid spores.

In What Way or Ways Does or Do Seedless Vascular