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Jan 31, 2014
Compare the characteristics of Thallophyta, bryophyta and Pteridophyta.
Sanalkumar S
Mar 19, 2015
What is protonema? What role does it play in the life cycle of Funaria?
Gametophyte stage has two substages namely protonema and leafy stage.
a) Protonema: Protonema is a structure formed by germination of spores. This is termed to be...
Rajat Kapur
Jul 20, 2014
Please define me secondary protonima ? ( When it is produced and from where )
Protonema in mosses, part of the gametophyte that develops from the spores (primary protonema) or from the rhizoids, stems, and leaves (secondary protonema). The protonemata of leafy mosses are sha...
NextGurukul Guest User
Sep 30, 2017
Give difference between protonema and prothallus
Adithyan Sanal
May 6, 2015
State two reasons as why a moss plant is unable to complete its life cycle in a dry environment.
Mosses are primitive plants belonging to Division Bryophyta which live in damp and shady places.
Mosses are primitive plants which do not possess all the structures that angiosperms do.Mosses...
Adithyan Sanal
May 5, 2015
Depict the parts of the human stomach with a neat labelled diagram.
Kasi
Mar 30, 2014
Why are bryophytes are called Amphibians of the plant kingdom
Adithyan Sanal
May 5, 2015
Mention some of the factors on which imbibition depends on.
Imbibition is type of diffusion by which especially solids swell due to entry of water from the outside environment. Swelling of dry seeds is an example of imbibition.The substance that imbibes wate...
Mary Babu
Jun 25, 2015
DISTINGUISH MICROPHYLL MACROPHYLL AND SPOROPHYLL
macrophyll- leaf with more than one vein associated with a gap in central stele Als...
Kasi
Mar 30, 2014
Cytotaxonomy?
Surya rao Sripathi
Jan 31, 2014
Compare the characteristics of Thallophyta, bryophyta and Pteridophyta.
Sanalkumar S
Mar 19, 2015
What is protonema? What role does it play in the life cycle of Funaria?
Gametophyte stage has two substages namely protonema and leafy stage.
a) Protonema: Protonema is a structure formed by germination of spores. This is termed to be...
Rajat Kapur
Jul 20, 2014
Please define me secondary protonima ? ( When it is produced and from where )
Protonema in mosses, part of the gametophyte that develops from the spores (primary protonema) or from the rhizoids, stems, and leaves (secondary protonema). The protonemata of leafy mosses are sha...
NextGurukul Guest User
Sep 30, 2017
Give difference between protonema and prothallus
Adithyan Sanal
May 6, 2015
State two reasons as why a moss plant is unable to complete its life cycle in a dry environment.
Mosses are primitive plants belonging to Division Bryophyta which live in damp and shady places.
Mosses are primitive plants which do not possess all the structures that angiosperms do.Mosses...
Adithyan Sanal
May 5, 2015
Depict the parts of the human stomach with a neat labelled diagram.
Kasi
Mar 30, 2014
Why are bryophytes are called Amphibians of the plant kingdom
Adithyan Sanal
May 5, 2015
Mention some of the factors on which imbibition depends on.
Imbibition is type of diffusion by which especially solids swell due to entry of water from the outside environment. Swelling of dry seeds is an example of imbibition.The substance that imbibes wate...
Mary Babu
Jun 25, 2015
DISTINGUISH MICROPHYLL MACROPHYLL AND SPOROPHYLL
macrophyll- leaf with more than one vein associated with a gap in central stele Als...
Kasi
Mar 30, 2014