Compare and contrast two plants. Plant "A" relies upon a multicellular haploid form for reproduction. Plant "B" does not have a multicellular haploid form, and instead only has a multicellular diploid form. 1. Which plant will be more likely to survive mutations? 2. Which plant will be more successful on dry land? 3. Which plant is likely to be simpler than the other?

Advantages/disadvantages of polyploidy in plants

Polyploidy is very common in flowering plants: approximately 40% of all flowering plant species are polyploids. Although polyploidy exists in many different animal groups, it is much less common. Why is polyploidy more common in plants than in animals? Give one or more possible reasons.

Please explain two structurws which are formed during the cell cyycle of plants that are located in the future plane of cell division.