Biology, asked by Anzie3356, 1 year ago

How far does selaginella one of the few living members of lycopodiales fall short of seed habit?

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Answered by tribhuwannegi
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Retention of female gametophyte on parents sporophyte for variable duration,

gametophyte can shed in many stages and the last stage in which gametophyte shed is during 'formation of embryo'

Explanation:

adaptation or features require for formation of seed are present in selagenella eventhough it doesn't form seed.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

hey mate here is your answer....

Explanation:

▶️ Selaginella shows several advances towards the seed habit but falls short of it due to

  • Absence of integument like covering around the megasporangium.
  • Occurence of thick wall around the functional megaspore and absence of nucleus like tissue to provide nourishment to female gametophyte.
  • Absence of receptive organ for catching and nourishing the microspores.
  • Requirement of external water for swimming of male gametes.
  • Uninterrupted growth of embryo formed in some cases inside the megasporangium.
  • Megasporangium containing the embryo is never shed as seed.

Hope it helps!☺️

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