How did the first true plants reproduce?
A. Via spores
B. Via flowers
C. Via evolution
D. Via seeds

The first true plants reproduced via spores, which are microscopic cells that can develop into new plants. This method of reproduction is characteristic of non-flowering plants like mosses and liverworts. Later, flowering plants, which reproduce via seeds, evolved in the plant kingdom. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

The first true plants reproduced via spores, which are microscopic cells capable of developing into new plants. This method of reproduction is typical of non-flowering plants like mosses and liverworts. Flowering plants, which reproduce via seeds, developed later in the plant evolutionary timeline.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-13