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sporophytes (noun) - the diploid phase in the life cycle of plants that reproduce through alternation of generations, producing spores that give rise to haploid gametophytes
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Multiple sporophytes are often present in one plant.
Photograph of the plant including sporophytes.
Mature sporophytes remain attached to the gametophyte.
No collections seen included sporophytes.
Mature sporophytes are sporophytes comprising fertile zones.
It is an autoicous moss that produces sporophytes frequently across its range.
Sporophytes develop in such habitats following the contact of.
It has polystichous sporophytes.
Sporophytes grow out of archegonia.
The diploid phase of the cycle consists of the formation of sporophytes.
Their mature sporophytes are virtually indistinguishable based on gross morphology.
Summer droughts affected sporophyte maturation negatively by drying out sporophytes prematurely.
In both populations sporophytes originate after fertilization as well as by apomixis.
Mosses show great diversity in morphology and anatomy of their gametophytes and sporophytes.
Their sporophytes have conducting systems analogous to those of vascular plants.
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The leafy fern plants we see in the bush that produce spores are sporophytes.
Sporophytes are diploid structures that develop from the fertilization of gametes.
The origin of the apogamous sporophytes was different from the origin in fern gametophytes.
Sporophytes of Buxbaumia aphylla growing among other mosses.
That generation will mate and make sporophytes and the generations will continue their alternation indefinitely.
Both of the Sumas Mountain collections have sporophytes.
The majority of abortive sporophytes aborted in the late embryonic and seta elongation phenophases.
No segregation was observed in offspring from field-fertilized sporophytes.
This means that new sporophytes can usually grow from the gametophyte formed from a single spore.
To their surprise, these embryos grew to fully functional moss sporophytes.
The Tmesipteris sporophytes arose terminally from the gametophyte apices.
Compared to their gemetophyte stage, Buxbaumia sporophytes are giants.
Aging sporophytes of Funaria hygrometrica.
After 6 weeks in culture, apomictic triploid sporophytes arose directly from gametophyte cells.
Occurrence of sporophytes was not significantly affected by N concentration in the wood.
Flowers, The reproductive structures in angiosperm sporophytes where gametophytes are generated.
I added sporophytes to the moss, of course.
These plants are reared into young sporophytes for up to 60 days.
Sporophytes are green when young, and capable of appreciable photosynthesis.
Gametophyte of Pellia epiphylla with sporophytes growing from the remains of archegonia.
However, sporophytes regularly develop apogamously from the gametophytes.
Trichomanes intricatum has no known sporophytes and is native to eastern North America.
Like the sporophytes of seed plants, those of ferns consist of stems, leaves and roots.
Some species develop the first leaves of the sporophytes after 200 days.
Fire moss sporophytes appear early in the spring, as soon as the snow melts.
No sporophytes or male plants have been observed among Canadian collections of B. illecebra.
Reproduction and dispersal Sporophytes and spores are common in Canadian populations ( Figure 1 ).
Sporophytes are not present and were not previously noted in Canadian collections of B. illecebra.
Reproduction and dispersal Sporophytes have been reported only once in Canadian populations ( Collection 5 ).
Sporophytes are fairly tolerant of drought, but require well-drained soils.
The sporophytes are semi-independent.
Gymnosperms are sporophytes ( a plant with two copies of its genetic material, capable of producing spores ).
They have sporophytes with megaphylls or " fronds " Euphyllophytina.
Diploid sporophytes produced 64-spore sporangia.
Triploid sporophytes produced 32-spore sporangia.
