Kingdom Plantae has five divisions. Riccia and Funaria are examples of

pteridophytes

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

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bryophytes

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Solution

The correct option is D
bryophytes

Riccia and Funaria are non-vascular plants which are found on land. They require water for survival and reproduction. They are also known as the amphibians of Kingdom Plantae. Hence, Riccia and Funaria are examples of bryophytes.

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