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Repost from one year ago!🌿 Ferns are capable of reproducing sexually and asexually and here I’m describing just the beginning stages of sexual reproduction! 1. It starts with the familiar fern plant that produces the sori I described! 2. Then these spores are released and carried to new locations. 3. The germinating spore will develop into a prothallus which is the gametophyte generation! This structure is anchored by root-like structures called rhizoids (I’ve talked about rhizoids before with
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Here's a little hint. This fossil is from the Carboniferous period: a time when amphibians diversified, spore-producing plants dominated, and giant insects roamed the Earth. #paleontology #fossils #fossilhunting #geology
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Are these the real life “soot sprites”? 😊 . Like ferns, horsetails (Equisetum) do not produce seeds. They produce spores instead. The spores are produced in a beautiful structure called the strobilus (shown in the video). These small spores (around 0.05 mm) have evolved an amazing adaptation that increases their dispersal and therefore makes it easier for new horsetail plants to expand further away. . The horsetail spores have four appendages (elaters) that quickly deploy or retract depending o
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Like ferns, horsetails (Equisetum) do not produce seeds. They produce spores instead. The spores are produced in a beautiful structure called the strobilus. These small spores (around 0.05 mm) have evolved an amazing adaptation that increases their dispersal and therefore makes it easier for new horsetail plants to expand further away. . The Equisetum spores have four appendages (elaters) that quickly deploy or retract depending on the level of environmental humidity (the movement of the spores
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Dr. Gabrielle Lyon explains the differences between plant and animal protein and why eating strictly plant protein may not be sustainable. You can listen to the full podcast titled, “Are we eating too much (or not enough) protein for good health?,” on your favorite podcast platform.
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