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spores
Are the product of meiosis
-alternation of generations: in plants the multicellular sporophyte (2n) and gametophyte (1n)
sporophyte
(2n) produces spores
Spores
(n) grow into gametophytes
gametophyte
(n) produces gametes
gamete
(n) fusion results in zygote
zygote
(2n) grows into sporophyte
bryophytes
-non-vascular land plants
Example: mosses, hornworts, liverwurst
-small, grow closely together to form mats/cushions
-found of greet trunks, soil, rocks
-spores require water to disperse, germinate
-female and male gametophyte
--archegonia
--antheridia
Life cycle of a moss
Pteridophytes
-vascular
-female and male gametophyte
-spores require water to disperse, germinate
-vascular
-female and male gametophyte
-spores require water to disperse, germinate
Sporophyte grows out of gametophyte
sorus
-cluster of sporangia (structures producing and containing spores)
-form a yellowish/brownish mass under a fern frond
-cluster of sporangia (structures producing and containing spores)
-form a yellowish/brownish mass under a fern frond
indusium
A film of tissue that protects a sours during development
Flower anatomy
angiosperm life history
prepared sample of fern antheridia
prepared sample of mature sporangia