what are the fertile leaves of a plant called?
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Fertile leaves in a plant are called sporophylls bearing
sori on either side of their axis or oneside .
These sorus contains sporangia . Sporangia contains spores
which are reproductive spores either haploid or diplod
involving in asexual reproduction.
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