The life cycle of bryophytes is characterized by the alternation of generations. These plants have a haploid phase, responsible for the production of gametes, which occurs through mitosis, and a diploid phase that produces spores through a meiotic process. Using your knowledge about the reproduction of these plants, consider the following stages: I) production of gametes (n); II) fertilization of the oosphere in the archegonium by the antherozoid; III) development of the sporophyte; IV) production of spores (n); V) development of the protonema. Select the alternative that best describes the sequence of stages that comprise the life cycle of these plants.