Mycorrhizae Lycopodiophyta Septate Monilophyta grain endosperm Cocnocytic protos
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Mycorrhizae Lycopodiophyta Septate Monilophyta grain endosperm Cocnocytic protosiclc sac polar nuclei Cooksonia custclc siphonostelc Cycadophyta Anthophyta gamctophytc sporophytc nuccllu pollen embryo zygotic gamctic sponc pollen tube ovule integuments Plasmogamy prothallus Karogamy anthcridia Basidiomycota archcgonia Zygomycoia Marchanliopyla Bryophyta Members of this phylum are gymnosperms. The "pre-seed'' structure. The dominant generation of Marchantiophyta. A stele type found in the roots of dicots (very primitive). A structure that delivers the sperm cell to the egg. The male gamctophytc of Anthophyta. A structure that houses the egg. Fusion of the cytoplasm; precedes fusion of the nuclei. Members of this phylum use clamp connections to ensure that each cell has one of each nuclei types. Equisetum and Selaginlella are found in this phylum. This triploid tissue is the outcome of double fertilization. Hyphae that have cross walls.Explanation / Answer
Cycadophyta phylum belongs the members of gymnosperms.
Gametophyte is the dominant generation of Marchantiophyta
Protostele is the primitive type of stele found in dicots.
Pollen tube is the structure that delivers the sperm cell to the egg.
Pollen grain is the male gametophyte of anthophyte.
Ovule is the structure that houses an egg.
Plasmogamy is the fusion of cytoplasm.
Basidiomycota phylum uses the clamp connection technique.
Lycopodiophyta phylum has equisetum and selaginlella.
Endosperm is the triploid tissue out of double fertilisation.
Mycorrhiza are hyphae having cell walls
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