Considered a prime example of terrestrial adaptation, its base is dilated and known as the venter. The cells of its narrow neck liquefy to allow the male gametes to swim towar
Considered a prime example of terrestrial adaptation, its base is dilated and known as the venter. The cells of its narrow neck liquefy to allow the male gametes to swim towards the oosphere. Plants such as bryophytes, clubmosses, horsetails, ferns, and many other gymnosperms contain these flask- shaped structures that contain the female gametes. FTP, identify this structure that corresponds to the female sex organ in plants, contrasted to a plant's antheridium.
Considered a prime example of terrestrial adaptation, its base is dilated and known as the venter.
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