thin flap or covering on a fern sorussmall, tongue-like outgrowth on the leaf of Selaginellaterm for the specific type of sporangium of the true fernsgeneral term for the leaf of a fernanother term for the fern crozieranother term for the extinct scale treeterm for the leaflet of the ferngeneral term for spore-bearing leafcommon name applied to all types of seedless vascular plants, regardless of origin the condition of being able to produce 2 types of sporesmidrib of a fern leaf that connects to the stipelignified water-conducting cells of seedless vascular plantsthe condition in which gametophytes produce sporophytes without any fusion of gametessmall, leaf-like stem outgrowths that lack vascular tissueold collective term for all seedless vascular plantsthe leaf of the lycophytesgenus of the quill worta spore that develops into a female gametophyteplural form of the sporophyll-bearing structure of lycophytes common name for Azolla sp.general term for a seedless vascular plant that possesses microphylls and eusporangiathe leaf of the monilophytes and the seed plantsterm for a cluster of sporangia in a fern

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Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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thin flap or covering on a fern sorus
small, tongue-like outgrowth on the leaf of Selaginella
term for the specific type of sporangium of the true ferns
general term for the leaf of a fern
another term for the fern crozier
another term for the extinct scale tree
term for the leaflet of the fern
general term for spore-bearing leaf
common name applied to all types of seedless vascular plants, regardless of origin
the condition of being able to produce 2 types of spores
midrib of a fern leaf that connects to the stipe
lignified water-conducting cells of seedless vascular plants
the condition in which gametophytes produce sporophytes without any fusion of gametes
small, leaf-like stem outgrowths that lack vascular tissue
old collective term for all seedless vascular plants
the leaf of the lycophytes
genus of the quill wort
a spore that develops into a female gametophyte
plural form of the sporophyll-bearing structure of lycophytes
common name for Azolla sp.
general term for a seedless vascular plant that possesses microphylls and eusporangia
the leaf of the monilophytes and the seed plants
term for a cluster of sporangia in a fern

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