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Nonvascular Plants (Characteristics (Embryophytes (No Vascular Tissue,…
Nonvascular Plants
Characteristics
Mosses
Liverworts
Hornworts
Embryophytes
No Vascular Tissue
Multicellular Sporangia
Multicellular Gametangia
True parenchyma bodies
Division Bryophyta
Gametophyte Generation
Morphology
Gametophores
Leafy Stems
Grow close together
tightly appressed
Dense mounds
Water Transport
Hydroids
Innermost cortex cells
Conduct water
Conduct dissolved minerals
Leptoids
Resemble sieve cells
Elongated cells
Rhizoids
At base of stem
Multicellular
Trichome-like structure
Penetrate substrate
Development
Spore germination
Sends out chlorophyllous cell
Cell undergoes mitosis
Produces branched system
Protonema
Numerous small chloroplasts
Perennial
Reproduction
Antheridia
Sperm
Short Stalk
Outermost sterile cells
Inner mass of sperm cells
Archegonia
Eggs
Vase w/ long neck
Egg located at base
Sporophyte Generation
Foot
Bulbous Tissue
Absorbs sugars, minerals, water
Transfer Cells
Capsule
Outer Layer sterile cells
Inner column sterile cells
Apical Sporangium
Seta
Between Foot & Capsule
Narrow Stalk
Operculum
Caplike Lid
Separates from sporangium
Peristome Teeth
Respond to humidity
Bending outward & inward
Trapping Spores
Due to cell breakage
Metabolism & Ecology
Small Size
Lack of conducting tissue
Grow in moist microhabitats
Desiccated Mosses
Resistant to high or low temp
Mosses important
Later establishment
Other species
Division Hepatophyta
Gametophyte Generation
Hepatic Gametophytes
Leafy Liverworts
Resemble moss
Thallose Liverworts
Less resemblance to moss
Flat & Ribbon Like
Thallus body
Establish Protonematal Phase
Arrangement
3 Clearly Defined Rows
Bisexual or Unisexual
Antheriodiophore
Male produced
Umbrella shaped
Archegoniaphores
Female Produced
Fingers outward & downward
Sporophyte Generation
Elaters
Don't differentiate
Single , Elongate Cells
Spring-Shaped Walls
Push spores out
Division Anthocerotophyta
Gametophyte Generation
Numerous chambers
Young plants
Mucilage chambers
Receive nitrogen compounds
Gametangium development distinctive
Archegonia formed
Superficial cells
Do not fully surround egg
Egg below short neck
After fertilization
Zygote divides longitudinally
Sporophyte Generation
Different than other types
Meristem continuously produces
New Sporangium Tissue
Cells being replaced while dying
Sporangium
Long, Horn-Like Cylinder
1-2 cm long
Mature at tip