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    The moss life cycle begins with the release of spores from a capsule. A single spore germinates to form a branched filamentous structure called a protonema. In ferns and seedless vascular plants, fertilization takes place in the archegonium of the gametophyte, forming a zygote that develops into an embryo and then sporophyte. When mature, the sporophyte undergoes meiosis and releases spores from sporangia behind the fronds, which develop into gametophytes that release eggs and sperm to begin the next cycle.

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    The moss life cycle begins with the release of spores from a capsule. A single spore germinates to form a branched filamentous structure called a protonema. In ferns and seedless vascular plants, fertilization takes place in the archegonium of the gametophyte, forming a zygote that develops into an embryo and then sporophyte. When mature, the sporophyte undergoes meiosis and releases spores from sporangia behind the fronds, which develop into gametophytes that release eggs and sperm to begin the next cycle.

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    The moss life cycle begins with the release of spores from a capsule. A single spore germinates to form a branched filamentous structure called a protonema. In ferns and seedless vascular plants, fertilization takes place in the archegonium of the gametophyte, forming a zygote that develops into an embryo and then sporophyte. When mature, the sporophyte undergoes meiosis and releases spores from sporangia behind the fronds, which develop into gametophytes that release eggs and sperm to begin the next cycle.

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    Mosslife Cycle

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    The moss life cycle begins with the release of spores from a capsule. A single spore germinates to form a branched filamentous structure called a protonema. In ferns and seedless vascular plants, fertilization takes place in the archegonium of the gametophyte, forming a zygote that develops into an embryo and then sporophyte. When mature, the sporophyte undergoes meiosis and releases spores from sporangia behind the fronds, which develop into gametophytes that release eggs and sperm to begin the next cycle.

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    MOSSLIFE CYCLE - MOSSES BEGINS WITH 

    THE RELEASE OF SPORES FROM A CAPSULE,


    A SINGLE SPORE GERMINATES TO FORM A BRANCHED, FILAMENTOUS PROTONEMA,

    FERNS / SEEDKESS VASCULAR PLANTS - . FERTILIZATION TAKES PLACE IN THE


    ARCHEGONIUM OF THE GAMETOPHYTE AND FORM A ZYGOTE (2N) AND
    GOING TO DEVELOPED IN THE EMBRYO AND BECAME A SPOROPHYTE,
    WHEN THE SPOROPHYTE IS MATURE, MEIOSIS HAPPENS, AND SPORANGIUM
    BEHIND THE FRONDS WILL RELEASE SPORES(N) AND GENERATE INTO A
    GAMETOPHYTE (N) (BOTH FEMALE AND MALE GAMETES) ARE RELEASE BY
    THE MATURE SPOROPHYTE EGGS AND SPERM COMES TOGETHER THE
    ANOTHER FERN LIFE CYCLE WILL GENERATE.

    IN COMPARING, MOSS AND FERN LIFE CYCLES ARE BOTH DEPENDANT ON


    WATER, THEY HAVE BOTH ATHERIDIA ANG ARCHEGINA AND THEY ARE BOTH
    SEEDLESS. IN CONTRAST TO EACH LIFE CYCLE, THE DOMINANT STAGE IN
    FERN LIFE CYCLE IS SPOROPHYTE (2n), WHILE THE DOMINANT PART IN
    BRYOPHYTES IS THE GAMETOPHYTE (n). MOSSES LACK IN VASCULAR TISSUE
    WHILE FERNS HAS VASCULAR TISSUE.

    IN MOSS LIFE CYCLE, SPORES PRODUCE SEPARATE SPORES WHICH IS


    ANTHERIDIA AND ARCHEGONIA, THEY DEVELOPED SEPARATELY DEPENDING
    ON THE SPORES RELEASE. ANTHERIDIA PRODUCES MALE GAMETOPHYTE,
    ARCHGONIA PRODUCE FEMALE GAMETANGIA. HOWEVER, IN FERN
    LIFECYCLE THERE IS ONLY ONE GAMETOPHYTE WHICH CARRIES BOTH MALE
    AND FEMALE GAMETANGIA.
    IN COMPARING PLANT1 TO PLANT2,THEY PROVIDE US WITH FOOD, MEDICINE AND OXYGEN. BOTH
    PLANT 1 AND PLANT 2 MAY BE UNDERSTOOD THE LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION. IN CONTRAST, WE CAN
    CATECORIZED PLANT 1 AS ECOLOGICALLY WHILE PLANT 2 IS TAXONOMICAL BASE ON THE EVOLUTION.
    PLANT 1 SURVIVES AND PRODUCES THEIR OWN FOOD BECAUSE THEY ARE PHOTOSYNTHETIC, HOWEVER
    PLANT 2 (PLANTAE KINGDOM) FALLS INTO PARASITIC PLANTS WHICH THEY DO NOT PRODUCE THEIR
    OWN FOOD. THEY ORIGINATED PROM A PHOTOSYTHETIC ANCESTOR.

    PTERIDOPHYTES ARE PLANTS HAVING VASCULAR TISSUE, SUCH AS FERNS AND FERN ALLIES, WHEREAS
    EMBRYOPHYTES ARE PLANTS WITHOUT VASCULAR TISSUE, SUCH AS BRYOPHYTES. FERNS DIFFER FROM
    MOSSES IN THAT THEIR CELLS ARE ARRANGED INTO TISSUES AND ORGANS SUCH AS ROOTS, STEMS,
    AND LEAVES, MAKING THEM MORE DEVELOPED THAN MOSSES. THEY ALSO HAVE VASCULAR TISSUE
    (XYLEM AND PHLOEM), WHICH AIDS DEVELOPMENT BY EFFICIENTLY TRANSPORTING WATER AND
    NUTRIENTS THROUGHOUT THE PLANT.

    meristematic tissues in plants are important because it Because the source of all new cells in a
    plant is the meristem, this tissue plays an important role in organ development as well because
    It helps the plant increase its growth, Meristematic tissues helps the plant grow up toward
    the sun and down into the soil.

    Secondary meristematic tissue helps the plant increase the girth or lateral growth of its stems,
    branches, and roots.

    In a plant, xylem are used to transport water, while the phloem are used to transport
    nutrients, just like the xylem and phloem it transports water and nutrients to the rest of our body.
    In the circulatory system, however, there is no system that distributes just water, but The
    circulatory system specifically our veins and arteriesthat carries oxygen, nutrients, and
    hormones to cells, and removes waste products, like carbon dioxide of our body.

    . This is a system of tubes which carry blood around the body.

    Rather, all parts of the system distribute blood. In this sense, xylem are completely unlike the
    circulatory system.

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