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given the
right conditions, into the
gametophyte stage, the
prothallus. The
prothallus develops independently for
several w****s; it
grows **** organs...
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Prothallus: A green,
photosynthetic structure that is one cell thick,
usually heart or
kidney shaped, 3–10 mm long and 2–8 mm broad. The
prothallus produces...
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products known as
thysanophora unknowns, and the con****uous white,
fibrous prothallus that
encircles the thallus. The
species was
first formally described as...
- non-thallophyte
plants – clubmosses, horsetails, and
ferns is
termed "
prothallus".
Homothallism Heterothallism Wengania Haupt,
Arthur W. (1953). Plant...
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produces spores) is
followed by a
haploid generation (the
gametophyte or
prothallus,
which produces gametes).
Pteridophytes differ from
bryophytes in that...
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Asplenium scolopendrium prothallus...
- separated, but are (or were)[citation needed]
connected by an
underlying prothallus or hypothallus. When a
crustose lichen grows from a
center and appears...
- two-toned
colouration and the
presence of a silvery-white
coating (called a
prothallus) on its crust-like body. The
species also has
specialised fungal connections...
- one
gamete after the
fertilization of the egg. 2. (gymnosperms) The
prothallus within the
embryo sac.
endospory The
production of
spores that germinate...
- and grow into a
rather incon****uous
plant body
called a
prothallus. The
haploid prothallus does not
resemble the sporophyte, and as such
ferns and their...
