Introduction of thallophyta, bryophyta and pteridophyta
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THALLOPHYTA
• these plants are commonly called algae and do not have well- differentiated body designs
• mainly aquatic
• eg: Spirogyra, Ulothrix , Chara
BRYOPHYTA
• these are called as "amphibians of the plant kingdom"
• body is differentiated into stem and leaf like structures
• no specialised tissue for conduction of water
• eg: moss and liverworts
PTERIDOPHYTA
• plant body is differentiated into root stem and leaves and has specialised tissues for conduction of water and minerals
• spores are present on the undersurface of leaves
• eg: Marsilea , ferns and hotsetails
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