You have discovered a plant new to science and observe what appear to be reproductive structures: On one part of the plant, you observe organ A that appears to break open under turgor pressure to release tiny cells, while on another part of the plant, organ B flings out tiny cells by a mechanism driven by cavitation. You hypothesize that organ A belongs to the gametophyte and releases:
A) egg cells, while B belongs to the sporophyte and releases sperm.
B) sperm, while B belongs to the sporophyte and releases spores.
C) spores, while B belongs to the gametophyte and releases sperm.
D) egg cells, while B belongs to the gametophyte and releases sperm.
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