What are spore-bearing plants? Spore: A spore is a reproductive cell that can develop into an individual plant, either by itself or after fusing with another spore. There is a plant spore known as gonidium, usu
When did seed-bearing plants evolve? In what ways is plant reproduction similar to human reproduction? How is it different? Do all plants reproduce the same way? Explain. Where does meiosis occur in flowering plants? Why do some organisms reproduce asexually?
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Plant Embryology MEGASPOROGENESIS Megasporogenesis refers to the development of megaspores from the megasporocyte, the cell that undergoes meiosis. Meiosis of the megasporocyte nucleus results in the formation of four haploid megaspore nuclei. In most taxa, meiosis is followed by cytokinesis, result...
Thamnidium– large, terminal columellate sporangia produced with dichotomous lateral branches bearing fewer-spored, non-columellate sporangiola. Sporangiola may also be borne on separate branch systems. Zygospores warty, borne on opposed suspensors. Cosmopolitan, commonly from dung, also soil, occasio...
What is a style in plant biology? What are the types of plant succession? What are the advances of ferns over bryophytes? What are the characteristics of seed-bearing plants? What allows non-growth movement in plants? What classifies plants as asexual? How can they reproduce besides through ...
Although Phytophthora species, many being hemi-biotrophs and needing living host tissue to survive, definitively need a mechanism to gain access to the plant, it is unclear whether necrotrophic Pythium species, prospering on dead cells, do so as well. After invasion (hemi-)biotrophs colonize ...
1. A small, usually single-celled reproductive body that is resistant to adverse environmental conditions and is capable of growing into a new organism, produced especially by certain fungi, algae, protozoans, and nonseedbearing plants such as mosses and ferns. 2. A megaspore or microspore. 3...
The classic Lower Devonian plant-bearing deposits of northern New Brunswick, eastern Canada: dispersed spore taxonomy and biostratigraphyPragianEmsianLower Old Red SandstoneThis paper describes dispersed spore assemblages recovered from the Lower Devonian Val d'Amour and Campbellton formations exposed along ...
2.A similar one-celled body in seed-bearing plants that develops into either the embryo sac or a pollen grain. 3.A rounded, inactive form that certain bacteria assume under conditions of extreme temperature, dryness, or lack of food. The bacterium develops a waterproof cell wall that protects...