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This division located in the plant kingdom: non-vascular are known as liverworts.
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Division Hepatophyta
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This division Hepatophyta is an example of a thallose liverwort.
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Marchantia (Almost looks like clovers, but more dark green and thicker.)
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The male gametophytes of liverwarts.
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Antheridiophores (looks like a mushroom that does not droop down much)
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The female gametophytes of liverwarts.
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Archegoniophores (Looks like a mushroom that does droop down a lot)
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The female gametophytes with mature 'what' attached, of liverwarts.
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Sporophytes (The red area of the archegoniophores)
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What is the thallus?
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Like a mycelium in a fungus, the layer which rests at bottom.
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These two organisms in the division hepatophyta are known as leafy liverworts.
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Porella (looks blue with red wall surrounding every section sticking out) and Frullania (A dark green stick that has a clearish greenish surrounding)
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This division is known as the hornworts. The name comes from the sporophyte which is shaped like a horn, going straight up.
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Anthocerophyta
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This division is know as the mosses.
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Division Bryophyta.
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This division bryophyta is a common acrocarpous (erect with terminal sporophytes) moss.
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Mnium (antheridia are shorter than the archegonial and darker in color. The female is much longer and a deep red color.)
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This division bryophyta is commonly called the haircap moss becasue of the shaggy calyptra covering the capsule.
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Polytrichum
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What is the calyptra?
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It is the hairy covering over the protective lid called the operculum.
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What is the operculum?
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It covers the peristome teeth and the epiphragm.
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This division bryophyta is known as the peat mosses. You can see both chlorophyllose and hyaline cells.
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Sphagnum (Hyalme cells are the large ones, while the chlorophyllose are the cells that run in between.)
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