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NONVASCULAR PLANTS

G S
Phylum Bryophyta Small, spiral, Totally dependent to heterosporous w/Columella
(mosses) alternate G
w/foot
-heteromorphic Perennial,
generartion photosynthetic

-oogamous Cells surrounded by


(sperm-small; egg- sterile jacket cells
non-motile)

Phylum Dichotomous Partially dependent homosporous elaters- single


Hepaticophyta branching to G elongated cell with
(liverworts) (leaves;thallus) spring shaped walls

-dioecious (f&m) dorsal and ventral


sides
Phylum Look like thallose Larger, Cellular w/Columella Pseudoelaters-
Anthocerophyta liverwort photosynthetic homogenesty multicellular w/out
(hornworts) Less dependent to G w/foot thick spiral walls

dorsal and ventral


sides
SEEDLESS VASCULAR PLANTS

Phylum Psilophyta (whisk ferns) Herbaceous Small-shoot lived


-slender/naked -On aerial, photosynthetic,
-w/ligules (rhizoids) protostelic, dichotomous stems
Sporagium -- Synagium -No roots & leaves
enation-reduced leaf remnants
Phylum Lycophyta (club mosses, Lycopsids Selaginella Isoetes (quillworts)
spikemoss) 1. Roots- dichotomous branching, -Life Cycle: Alternation of 1. Stem-corm like
perennial Heterosporous S and unisexual G 2. Roots- dichotomous,
2. Stem- protostelic -endosporic (microgametophyte) stiginarian
3. Leaves 1. Leaves- w/ligules (tongue) 3. Leaves-
Microphyll-sterile; green 2. Stems-dichotomous, Trabeculae (rod)- divides
Sporophyll-fertile branched, aerial sporangia into chambers
Strobilus-clustered 3. Roots- w/rhizomes 4. No stomata, CAM
sphorophyll 4. Cones /strobilus (@ stem tip) photosynthesis,
5. Heterospory- 2 spores (mega heterosporous
& micro) G-endosporic (G within spore)
-archegonia- w/starch
Phylum Sphenophyta (horsetails, 1. Stems- aerial, Megaphyll- vascular tissue trace -small, photosynthetic, lobed-
scouring rushes) photosynthetic, hollow 3. Roots- branched, slender & branch
2. Leaves- dry & scale-like, fibrous -no vascular tissue, no stomata,
-equisetum whorled and true leaves no epidermis
fused around the stem -male/bisexual
-clustered in strobilus @ stem tip
Phylum Pterophyta (ferns) b. Megaphyll- more than one Indosium- w/covering small delicate
vascular strand & larger, (Induciate & Exinduciate)
1. Leaf types: (pinna w/sori) webbing effect The S continues to grow while G
a. Microphyll- single 2. Fronds- 3. Fiddle head- young fronds/& dies
vascular strand & simple/compound coiled leaf of ferns; circinnate
small Pinna- small segments venation
Sorus/sori-black structures 4. Aerial stem- called
caudex/upright stem

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