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Difference between Dicots and Monocots | Plant Kingdom

The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between Dicots and Monocots. Difference # Dicots: 1. Dicots are usually two cotyledons. 2. Flowers are generally pentamerous or  tetramerous (floral parts in sets of 5 and 4 or their multiples). 3. Pollen grains commonly have three germ pores. 4. Leaves are net veined or with reticulate venation. 5. Primary root [...]

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Difference between Microsporophyll and Megasporophyll

The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between Microsporophyll and Megasporophyll. Difference # Microsporophyll: 1. It bears microsporangia. 2. A micro sporangium contains numerous microspores or pollen grains. 3. Microspores or pollen grains are not retained. They are always shed. 4. The male gametophyte is formed near the female gametophyte. 5. In angiosperms, the microsporophyll is modified into [...]

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Differences Among Red, Brown and Green Algae | Plant Kingdom

The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences among Red, Brown and Green Algae. Difference # Red Algae: 1. Mostly marine. 2. Unicellular species fewer. 3. Thylakoids are un-stacked. 4. Chlorophyll— a and d type. 5. Fucoxanthin may be present. 6. Phycobilins present. 7. Reserve food is floridean starch. 8. Motile stages are absent. 9. Cell wall contains cellulose [...]

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