Please label the structure Phyfum PteroplagteWorksheet 33.3Fern GametophyteA Fern spore germinatingB Young prothalliumF Young sporophyteattached to gametophyteC Mature prothallium with archegonia and antheridianeck- antheridiewallE ArchegoniumD Antheridium243 33.2heglurn HempkytaFernB Part of a Polistichum trond with soriC Single sorusA Habit sketch of Polypodium sporophytetndusiumD Sorus in sectionE Sporanglum241

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Please label the structure

Phyfum Pteroplagte
Worksheet 33.3
Fern Gametophyte
A Fern spore germinating
B Young prothallium
F Young sporophyte
attached to gametophyte
C Mature prothallium with archegonia and antheridia
neck
- antheridie
wall
E Archegonium
D Antheridium
243

33.2
heglurn Hempkyta
Fern
B Part of a Polistichum trond with sori
C Single sorus
A Habit sketch of Polypodium sporophyte
tndusium
D Sorus in section
E Sporanglum
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