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1 Concept Covered: Pterophyta Concept Covered: Pterophyta
Name _________________________ Date _________ Concept Covered: Pterophyta Name _________________________ Date _________ Concept Covered: Pterophyta Examples of Pterophyta include ? ______________________________________________ Examples of Pterophyta include ? ______________________________________________ What are the new characteristics presented in seedless vascular plants ? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ What are the new characteristics presented in seedless vascular plants ? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How are these new structures important? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How are these new structures important? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Where do they grow? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Where do they grow? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Explain how they reproduce. __________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Explain how they reproduce. __________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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