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प्रश्न
Differentiate between the following:
Homosporous and heterosporous pteridophytes
उत्तर
Homosporous pteridophytes | Heterosporous pteridophytes | |
1. | In these pteridophytes, only one kind of spore is produced. | In these pteridophytes, two kinds of spores are produced. |
2. | The spores are equal in size. | The smaller spores are called microspores and larger spores are called megaspores. |
3. | The spores are produced from the same sporangia. | The microspores are produced from the microsporangia and the megaspores are produced from the megasporangia. |
4. | The spores develop one kind of gametophyte. | The microspores develop into male gametophytes, whereas the megaspore develops into female gametophytes. |
5. | Spores germinate in soil and produce independent gametophyte. | Spores germinate within sporangia and produce dependent gametophyte. |
6. | eg. Lycopodium | eg. Selaginella, Salvinia |
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