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An introduction to bryophyte biolog
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Overview of land plant evolution Fo
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Alternation of generations Two mult
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Terms: Bryophytes (subkingdom Bryob
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Scapania nemorea Plagiochila asplen
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Thallose Liverworts - Order MARCHAN
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Ricciocarpus - the Dorsal Furrow An
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Ricciocarpus - Gametangia * Gametan
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Riccia * Most species of Riccia are
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Marchantia - thallus structure Pore
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Thallose Liverworts - Order METZGER
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Calypogeia fissa, showing underleav
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Sexual Reproduction in Leafy Liverw
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Phaeoceros sp. Anthoceros sp. Notot
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Sexual Reproduction in the Hornwort
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Sporophyte Spores Mature sporangium
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Capsule Seta Foot
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Mosses
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Characteristics • Chlorophyll a,
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Moss gametophytes • Rhizoids, Cau
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Peat mosses
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Latern mosses
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Acrocarpous vs. pleurocarpous mosse
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