Characteristics Features of
1.SPIROGYRA
2.AGARICUS(MUSHROOM)
3.FUNARIA
4.FERN
5.PINUS
6.WHEAT/RICE
7.MUSTURD
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spirogyra- green algae contain chlorophyll n perform photosynthesis. thread like algae.
agaricus- its a saprophytic organism. obtain it's food from dead n decaying matter. it's a single cell protein.
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funaria- its a fungus grow on stale bread. contain spores. saprophytic in nature.
fern- it is a pterodophytes contain good vascular system. produce its food through photosynthesis. bears spores
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wheat n rice- staple food in india. both are monocotylednous.
musterd- dicotylednous plant. its flower has 4 calyx 4 corolla 1 gynoecium n 4-6 anther.
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characteristic feature of
Spirogyra: long, filamentous and slimy body. presence of chlorophyll a and b
Agaricus: saprophytic mode of nutrition is one characteristic feature. another is presence of dolipore septa in the mycelium. sexual reproduction is by somatogamy.
Funaria: characteristic features of funaria is sporophyte is partially dependant on gametophyte. dominant phase of life cycle is gametophytic generation.
Fern: they're homosporous. require cool, damp shady places. known as the reptiles of plant kingdom.
Pinus : roots of pinus have fungal association in mycorrhiza. sporophylls are arranged into compact cones.
wheat: monocots species.... have single cotyledon that is known as scutellum.
mustard: angiospermic species.... double fertilization and triple fusion is the characteristic feature.
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Spirogyra: long, filamentous and slimy body. presence of chlorophyll a and b
Agaricus: saprophytic mode of nutrition is one characteristic feature. another is presence of dolipore septa in the mycelium. sexual reproduction is by somatogamy.
Funaria: characteristic features of funaria is sporophyte is partially dependant on gametophyte. dominant phase of life cycle is gametophytic generation.
Fern: they're homosporous. require cool, damp shady places. known as the reptiles of plant kingdom.
Pinus : roots of pinus have fungal association in mycorrhiza. sporophylls are arranged into compact cones.
wheat: monocots species.... have single cotyledon that is known as scutellum.
mustard: angiospermic species.... double fertilization and triple fusion is the characteristic feature.
Hope this helps you...
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