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which of the following distinguish land plants from the clade of green algae known as the charophytes?
the ability to conduct photosynthesis
vascular tissue
multicellular sporophytes
multicellular gametophytes
diploid embryos
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- Both land - plants and charophytes can conduct photosynthesis, so this is not a distinguishing feature.
- Vascular tissue is present in most land plants but absent in charophytes.
- Multicellular sporophytes are a key feature of land plants and are not as developed or present in the same form in charophytes.
- Multicellular gametophytes are not a unique feature to distinguish land plants from charophytes as both can have them.
- Diploid embryos are retained and protected within the female gametophyte in land plants, a feature not present in charophytes in the same way.
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B. Vascular tissue
C. Multicellular sporophytes
E. Diploid embryos