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| Alteration of Generations |
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| plants alternate between 2 multicellular stages and reproductive cycles |
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| land plants dependency of the embryo of parent |
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| organ where sporophyte produce spores |
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| diploid cells undergo meiosis to generate haploid spores |
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| organ where the gametes are produced |
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| female gametangia. egg and site of fertilization |
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| male gametangia and produce and release sperm |
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| location where plants maintain growth |
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| club mossteses with relative |
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| embryo/nutrients surrounded with protective coat |
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| "vessel seed" flowering plants |
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| anchor gametophytes to substrate |
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| foot, seta(stalk), sporangium/capsule |
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| anchor vascular plants and absorbs H2O and nutrients from soil |
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| increased surface area to capture more sunlight |
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| modified leaves with sporangia-think of ferns |
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| clusters of sporangia on underside of sporophylls |
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| cone like structures formed from group of sporophylls |
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| only 1 type of spore is developed-usually found in seedless vascular plants |
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| produces 2 types of spores: megaspores and microspores |
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| type of heterospore-female gametophyte |
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| type of heterspore-male gametophyte |
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