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Which of the characteristic(s) apply to the supergroup Archaeplastida? Mutiple Chaice: They contain plaseds that originated from eodosymblotic cyanobactetia. They include muticellutar and uncellular ergacism: They inctude land plants and the geen digse, Criorophyta They inchue orgonisms with plasteds: Aliot these apoly .
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