A plant has completed the haploid phase of its life cycle and now enters the diploid phase. Which of these will it produce during this phase?

A. sporophytes

B. gametophytes

C. gametes

D. spores

Spores

Explanation:

Plants have two distinct stages in their life cycle, they include the haploid and diploid stage. The haploid stage involves the production of both the male and female gametes through the process of mitosis, the fusion of these gametes results in the formation of a diploid zygote.

The diploid stage involves the development of this zygote into a sporophyte. The diploid zygote produces spores upon attaining maturity, it does this through meiosis.

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