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| alternation of generations |
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| The process in which seperate diploid and haploid generations alternate with ne another. |
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| The bryophyte structure in which sperm are formed. |
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| The bryophyte reproductive structure in which eggs develop. |
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| The plant group which retains green leaves year-round, has a water-proof covering on leaves, and have an "antifreeze" sap. |
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| A waxy substance which covers leaves and stems to limit the evaporation of water. |
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| the structures in which both male and female gametophytes are formed. |
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| The matured ovary surrounding the seed of an angiosperm |
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| Multicellular, haploid plants. |
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| the stiffening substance which supports plant bodies, helping plants expose maximum suface area to sunlight. |
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| Tiny structures that carry sperm-producing cells. |
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| An embryonic plant contained with a supply of food and a protective outer coat. |
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| The generatino in thwich the plant body consists of diploid cells. |
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| Pores in leaves and stems which open to allow gas exchange but close when water is scarce. |
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| Plants with supportive, nutrient-conducting vessels. |
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| Conducting cells which serve purpose as support as a form of transportation for nutrients. |
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| cells which develop into diploid sporophytes. |
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