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Structure of Lycopodium (With Diagram) | Pteridophyta

In this article we will discuss about the structure of Lycopodium with the help of diagrams. The main plant body is sporophytic. It con­sists of slender and branched stem, numerous small leaves (microphylls) and dichotomously- branched roots (Fig. 7.23A, B). Roots: The primary root or first formed root of the young sporophyte is ephemeral, short-lived. The older plants have dichotomously [...]

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Selaginella: Habitat, Features and Reproduction

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Habit and Habitat of Selaginella 2. Salient Features of Selaginella 3. Structure 4. Reproduction. Habit and Habitat of Selaginella: Selaginella shows considerable variation in size, symmetry and morphology. Mostly they are herbaceous perennials, however, a few are annu­als (Selaginella pygmaea). Majority are dorsiventral, prostrate and creeping (Fig. 7.45) on the sur­face (e.g., [...]

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Lepidodendron: Habit, Habitat and Structure

In this article we will discuss about the habit, habitat and structure of lepidodendron. Habit and Habitat of Lepidodendron: A new groups of arborescent lycopods, pop­ularly known as Lepidodendrales, had evolved from the Middle Devonian lycopods. These arborescent plants would grow to 164 ft (50 m) and form extensive coal measures swamp forest of the Northern Hemisphere Euramerican province during [...]

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