Предмет: Биология, автор: pasha2282006

голосеменные имеют :
1)стебель,корень и листья
2)стебель ,листья, ризоиды
3)слоевище и ризоиды
4)слоевище
пж очень срочно​

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Автор ответа: vovanasibulin440
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стебель ,корень, листья.

Автор ответа: sylakova
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Характеристику голосеменных и покрытосеменных:

1. таллом (+)(-)

2. ризоиды

3. лист

4. стебель

5. корень

6. споры

7. шишки

8. цветы

9. плоды

10. ткани

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