The density and volume of these structures can be measured and trapped on melinex tape in an instrument known as a Burkard Sampler.
The density and volume of these structures can be measured and trapped on melinex tape in an instrument known as a Burkard Sampler. One specific type of these objects can only be fully observed by combining water, iodine, and potassium iodine into Melzer's Reagent. Another specific type of these structures prevents the entrance of conidia via a protective sheath known as the (*) ascus. The "resting" ones are produced through meiosis and can survive harsh temperatures through a thick cell wall. In alternation of generations, these structures grow into a gametophyte after being formed by meiosis. For 10 points, identify these reproductive structures used by ferns and fungi, which are asexually reproducing, unlike seeds.
The density and volume of these structures can be measured and trapped on melinex tape in an instrument known as a Burkard Sampler.
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