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. Principles of modern biology. Biology. 616 - Heredify and Evolution is very small. Indeed, in higher forms (gym- nosperms and angiosperms) both male and female gametophytes are microscopic (Fig. 12-19). The protection and nurturing of the embryonic sporophyte is exceptionally elfec- tive. Three large classes, each containing a wide variety of living species, have been evolved among the Pteropsida. These are: Class 1. The Filicineae—ferns Class 2. The (iymnospermae—cone- bearing [slants Class 3. The Angiospermae—flower- ing plants Among the Pteropsida, only the last two classes (Gymnospermae Stock Photo
RMRDYRN7–. Principles of modern biology. Biology. 616 - Heredify and Evolution is very small. Indeed, in higher forms (gym- nosperms and angiosperms) both male and female gametophytes are microscopic (Fig. 12-19). The protection and nurturing of the embryonic sporophyte is exceptionally elfec- tive. Three large classes, each containing a wide variety of living species, have been evolved among the Pteropsida. These are: Class 1. The Filicineae—ferns Class 2. The (iymnospermae—cone- bearing [slants Class 3. The Angiospermae—flower- ing plants Among the Pteropsida, only the last two classes (Gymnospermae
. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. CONIFERALES (PINACEAE) 9.2g (Pteropsida) among pteridophytes (p. 9), and with them it is asso- ciated with large leaves. The contrast with Lycopsida (Lycopodiales, etc.), with small leaves and no leaf gaps, is complete. Since the coni-. FiG. 257.—Pinus Laricio: a cube from the secondary wood, reconstructed from three camera drawings and showing various features of coniferous wood; in trans- verse section at the left a few rows of small thick-walled cells of the autumn wood are shown, and at the right the larger thinner-walled cells of Stock Photo
RMPG2K3D–. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. CONIFERALES (PINACEAE) 9.2g (Pteropsida) among pteridophytes (p. 9), and with them it is asso- ciated with large leaves. The contrast with Lycopsida (Lycopodiales, etc.), with small leaves and no leaf gaps, is complete. Since the coni-. FiG. 257.—Pinus Laricio: a cube from the secondary wood, reconstructed from three camera drawings and showing various features of coniferous wood; in trans- verse section at the left a few rows of small thick-walled cells of the autumn wood are shown, and at the right the larger thinner-walled cells of
. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. CONIFERALES (PINACEAE) 9.2g (Pteropsida) among pteridophytes (p. 9), and with them it is asso- ciated with large leaves. The contrast with Lycopsida (Lycopodiales, etc.), with small leaves and no leaf gaps, is complete. Since the coni-. FiG. 257.—Pinus Laricio: a cube from the secondary wood, reconstructed from three camera drawings and showing various features of coniferous wood; in trans- verse section at the left a few rows of small thick-walled cells of the autumn wood are shown, and at the right the larger thinner-walled cells of Stock Photo
RMRDH6F7–. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. CONIFERALES (PINACEAE) 9.2g (Pteropsida) among pteridophytes (p. 9), and with them it is asso- ciated with large leaves. The contrast with Lycopsida (Lycopodiales, etc.), with small leaves and no leaf gaps, is complete. Since the coni-. FiG. 257.—Pinus Laricio: a cube from the secondary wood, reconstructed from three camera drawings and showing various features of coniferous wood; in trans- verse section at the left a few rows of small thick-walled cells of the autumn wood are shown, and at the right the larger thinner-walled cells of
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