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13. The chemotactic stimulus in pteridophytes for attracting antherozoids

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Chemotactic movement: In bryophytes and pteridophytes, the swimming antherozoids are attracted towards the archegonium by chemical stimuli, such as organic substances, like sugar, malic acid and so on..

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13. The chemotactic stimulus in pteridophytes for attracting antherozoids​

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13. The chemotactic stimulus in pteridophytes for attracting antherozoids