BOTANY WITH BASICS OF HYDROBOTANY (AQUATIC PLANTS OF UKRAINE) - B.Ye. Yakubenko - 2011

IX. VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMS (HIGHER SPORE PLANTS)

Review Questions for the Chapter

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Which plant divisions belong to higher spore plants?

What is the vegetative body of the bryophyte gametophyte represented by?

What is the vegetative body of the bryophyte sporophyte composed of?

Into what classes is the Division Bryophyta divided?

Name the representatives of aquatic mosses from the Class Hepaticopsida (liverworts).

Name the representatives of aquatic mosses from the class Bryopsida (leafy mosses).

What is the vegetative body of the lycophyte sporophyte represented by?

What is the vegetative body of the lycophyte gametophyte represented by?

Into what classes is the Division Lycopodiophyta divided?

Name the aquatic plants belonging to the division Lycopodiophyta.

What is the vegetative body of the horsetail sporophyte represented by?

What is the vegetative body of the horsetail gametophyte represented by?

Name the representatives of aquatic mosses from the class Bryopsida.

Name the representatives of aquatic plants from the Division Equisetophyta?

What is the vegetative body of the fern sporophyte represented by?

What is the vegetative body of the fern gametophyte represented by?

Into what classes is the Division Polypodiophyta divided?

Into what subclasses are the ferns of the class Polypodiopsida divided?

Name the representatives of aquatic ferns from the subclass Marsileidae?

Name the representatives of aquatic ferns from the subclass Salviniales (Salviniidae).



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