Heterosporous

... each characteristic you have listed. some other examples: higher plants vs lower plants cryptogams vs phanerogams (Spermatophytes) homosporous vs heterosporous unicellular vs multicellular Which two families produce edible fruit? As for me there are three: Asteraceae (for example sunflower Helianthus ...

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What does homospore/heterospore mean ? I meant homosporous or heterosporous :oops:

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Thanks alot...That cleared up most of my difficulties. One more question: So some Polypodiophytes are homosporous, while some others are heterosporous, right?

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Ans. 1. Yes, all bryophytes are homosporous Ans. 2. Selaginellopsida, Isoetopsida, Marsileidae and Salvinidae are heterosporous. Equisetales are homosporous however sexually are different. Ans. 3. Microsporangium = pollen sac, microgametophyte = pollen grain, mega(macro-)sporangium ...

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Hi guys. If anyone knows the answers to these questions I would greatly appreciate if he/she posts. Thanks :) Q1: Are all Bryophytes homosporous? Q2: Are ferns all homosporous? Q3: In Magnoliophyta (flowering plants), which structures are the microsporangium, megasporangium, the microgametophyte and...

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