Fern Life Cycle

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absolutely wonderful video, wish my prof was half as good as explaining this stuff as u r

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Same!

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[@victorybase5847]

Wow. This video is NOT what I needed to know. I just had a simple question but I couldn’t stop watching! 😂 I love learning & I love plants & this video was the greatest combo of the two subjects coming together in a brilliant way! Thank you!

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I'm so glad I didn't understand this in class. Now I've found this wonderful channel

[@stephenhumphrey4492]

This is so simple and clear, yet complete. Great lecture.

[@RYSVmusic]

Brilliant ! Clear and straight to the point.

[@davidvonhuth2004]

Great video! Only on 4.42 you say it's going from diploid to haploid, but I think you meant the opposite (you wrote it correctly!)

[@samalanzfakava9887]

You made this so much easier for me to understand. Thank you!

[@Thefruitshowstheroot]

this video has answered absolutely all of my questions. outstanding sir.

[@willthrill1320]

Very good Video... I like the comparison of the Moss and the Fern close to the end... It cleared up some things for me. Thanks.

[@WareAndPeace]

Play the video speed at 1.5x to save time

[@ZebraWiThOneStripe]

Just finished the Moss cycle, this video was also very helpful. Thanks from a struggling bio 2 student!

[@karenpadron9002]

Amazing explanation, very concise but complete !

[@user-cc2gr2ty1g]

Perfect, my teacher said we should study the life cycle of mosses and ferns, and this has both!!

[@Fummy007]

Plants are amazing. I never knew they had a multicellular haploid phase of their life cycles.

[@ezekielbreedlove7698]

I would like to see you make a video showing live specimens of each part of the life cycle!

[@kevinmuks5821]

this was very helpful.....I was able to make my own notes about the fern....thank you so much!!!!!

[@favueddy7722]

I watched this video about 5 times I completely understand what a great video thank you

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really thank you for learning this

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[@shunmizuno617]

Thanks for these videos! Very easy to understand. But I like to start off with the spors because I think the egg came before the chicken haha

[@rachelll792]

i cant thank you enough.. the video was perfect! :)

[@noorulain1131]

This guys explained it better than my teacher

[@erikasoto7603]

THIS WAS EXCELLENT. BRAVO

[@DLMagadini]

there's a mistake in your narration at 4:37 - Narration should say "comes from two haploids coming together to make a diploid"

[@alxfield]

+D. L. Mag heard it too was confused for a minute there

[@Zaughnnn]

i know this is super old and all, and I didn't look through all the comments yet, but I noticed that you said 4:36 that two diploids come to make one haploid where it is two haploid different sex gametes coming to form one diploid embryo. just adding it here incase no one else did :)

[@Zaughnnn]

also to add onto this, the prothallus (gametophyte generation) will have either OR male or female gametangia, meaning it is bisexual which is when archegonia and antheridia can occur on the gametophyte but at different times and spaces. Not to be confused with hermaphroditic with means it have both sexual organs at the same time generally in the same place.

[@shangao8769]

I’ve got a question about the life cycle of ferns: each gametophyte is germinated from a spore, so if the the spore is haploid, why the gametophyte contains both female and male gametes (the eggs and sperms )? Thanks 🙏

[@strylixm]

Are we aloud to start at any point when making the cycle?

[@lizliz4rd]

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[@kaaajeee]

cool vid. but that gametophyte generation is also photosynthetic, right? how else would it get energy and material for growth?

[@diannh2894]

Thank you for the educational video!

[@Gigitygigity24]

So helpful! Thank you

[@hmreclo]

Hello, very nice video. I would like to ask, how is it possible for haploid organizm to produce both sex gametes?

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I feel so relaxed listening to your voice...

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What does dominant cycle mean?

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[@manicpixiedreamgirl7930]

Very cool video! Thanks!

[@technicalbabaji5806]

its feel like bored but i understand of some parts like antheridium and archegonium gets mixed to form a zygote

[@drumandball]

FINALLY! A biology video with someone who doesnt have an impossiblly thick accent!

[@-LovnishGarg]

can u please make a playlist for bio stuff??? Its hard to search sir

[@PatrickStaight]

Where does the mature gameatophyte get its energy if it doesn't do photosynthesis?

[@Betalaine]

it DOES photosynthesis, on each picture you can see it´s green ( if somewhat different green than the sporophyte). Only some special gametophytes don´t: they live under the soil-surface and have nourishing mushrooms as partners in symbiosys

[@mrtimmo93]

Really helpful!!!

[@EdomusVR]

You mixed haploids and diploids... Haploid is (n) and Diploid is (2n) you reversed them

[@ryankeshet5820]

SO helpful thank you

[@naanakena3676]

Is the archegnoium or antheridia the actual gametophtyte or does the gametophyte have them inside?

[@aakashbhattarai2921]

gametophyte is prothallus , so archegnoium & antheredia are inside

[@user-mama17.]

are this is the bryophytes life cycle?

[@sandychu4245]

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[@aditirainy]

Thank you!

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[@TemisJimenez]

just what i needed!

[@karanbirbhangu7479]

Thank you...

[@zackandthebackpack314]

do the spores belong to the gametophyte or the sporophyte generation ??

[@StarringLight]

I guess the spores belong to the sporophytes but when the spores develop they become gametophytes.. that's just an expectation, in other words, my statement may be wrong..

[@aakashbhattarai2921]

sporophyte generation

[@aakashbhattarai2921]

you are right

[@Betalaine]

the spores actually are the gametophyte already, its first cell. Spores are already haploid, so the could not belong to the ( diploid) sporophyte-generation

[@meg6507]

thank you thank you.

[@gracemutua1195]

Very helpful!

[@matthew_bang]

Great video

[@skyblue8282]

Make more vids why did u stop

[@matthias6211]

where is the mitosis?

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[@052970]

life cycle? that is what it is?

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[@rgr1001]

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[@bolikayepthomi4511]

How do fern reproduce asexually?

[@carlosandleon]

So the gametophytes fertilize themselves?? Where is the genetic mixing?

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[@arthurostrowski9579]

isn"t it amazing that the fern is both male and female at the same time at some point in its life cycle? it really makes today's debate over human gender rigidity look trite!

[@SoraBorg]

Too quiet, plz speak up, so i can learn something while i die of boredome

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dont lke it its boring

[@EastCoastCJ]

soo boring.

[@StarringLight]

Thanks Pretty Much !!!!! Well, Now I Won't Suffer While Studying This Anymore :3

[@skyblue8282]

Make more vids why did u stop

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