Fern Plants and their Life Cycle (seedless, vascular) updated

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1.Sporophyte 2. Spores 3.gametophyte 4. Sporophyte 5.fern has vascular bundle with true stem leaves and roots 6.sori (singular:sorus) 7.Antheridium 8.Archegonium 9. Prothallus Done by : Asadullah Memon

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This really helped me make way better sense of this! thank you so much for posting this and for breaking it down step by step while also including visuals! This was just what I needed!

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[@AdrienBCaldwell]

Very well done! Thank you for providing all this information. I love ferns and planted about twenty-five (of several different varieties) this fall in my garden. :)

[@thomasreeves6261]

Hey everyone. Just a slight correction. What is labelled "rhizoid" in this video is actually a "rhizome" that is a horizontal stem that is found in some ferns but not all. The small structures that are seen growing off of the rhizome are true "roots" because, as the video states, ferns are vascular plants and these structures function as true roots. "Rhizoid" is a term that applies usually to the "rootlike" structures found holding mosses (Bryophytes) in place in the ground, but that do not absorb water and minerals like true roots. (So, rhizoids in mosses, roots in ferns). Didn't want you to miss this if a test is coming up. Best wishes.

[@linalou1199]

Thanks for the correction! I wouldnt have noticed it

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Really it's very interesting

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thanks for this bro

[@BeverlyBiology]

Glad I could help... thanks for watching

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My house full of this plant almost jungle.

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2020 anyone?

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2022....anyone??

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