In the fern life cycle, how do spores and gametes differ?
A) Gametes are easily visible to the unaided eye; spores are not.
B) Spores are produced mitotically; gametes are produced meiotically.
C) Meiotic cell division produces haploid spores; mitotic cell division produces haploid gametes.
D) Gametes are diploid; spores are haploid.
E) Gametes are produced by the sporophyte.
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