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(N/A)       Bryophytes    Pteridophytes        $(1)$ The plant body is thallus-like and lacks true roots,stems,and leaves.    $(1)$ The plant body is

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(N/A)       Bryophytes    Pteridophytes        $(1)$ The plant body is thallus-like and lacks true roots,stems,and leaves.    $(1)$ The plant body is well-differentiated into true roots,stems,and leaves.        $(2)$ True roots are absent; they possess rhizoids for anchorage.    $(2)$ True roots are present.        $(3)$ The gametophytic stage is dominant,while the sporophyte is dependent on the gametophyte.    $(3)$ The sporophytic stage is dominant,while the gametophytic stage is short-lived but independent.        $(4)$ Vascular tissues (xylem and phloem) are absent.    $(4)$ Vascular tissues (xylem and phloem) are present.        $(5)$ Examples: $Riccia$,$Marchantia$,$Moss$ $(Funaria)$.    $(5)$ Examples: $Nephrolepis$,$Selaginella$,$Lycopodium$.

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Bryophytes	Pteridophytes
$(1)$ The plant body is thallus-like and lacks true roots,stems,and leaves.	$(1)$ The plant body is well-differentiated into true roots,stems,and leaves.
$(2)$ True roots are absent; they possess rhizoids for anchorage.	$(2)$ True roots are present.
$(3)$ The gametophytic stage is dominant,while the sporophyte is dependent on the gametophyte.	$(3)$ The sporophytic stage is dominant,while the gametophytic stage is short-lived but independent.
$(4)$ Vascular tissues (xylem and phloem) are absent.	$(4)$ Vascular tissues (xylem and phloem) are present.
$(5)$ Examples: $Riccia$,$Marchantia$,$Moss$ $(Funaria)$.	$(5)$ Examples: $Nephrolepis$,$Selaginella$,$Lycopodium$.