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nurse cells are found in sporangium of

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Answered by Rittikahazra
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In the bone marrow, immature red blood cells (erythroblasts) can be seen grouped in a cluster around a nurse cell. The epithelial cell found in the cortex of the Thymus is also called a "nurse cell." These cells produce Thymic hormones that cause T Lymphocytes to mature and differentiate.
Answered by zumba12
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Riccia is an appropriate answer.

Explanation:

  • Riccia belongs to the Marchantiales' own circle of relatives of Bryophyta.
  • The male and girl gamete-bearing systems are referred to as antheridium and archegonium respectively.
  • Sexual duplicate is of oogamous type, which means it takes region with the aid of using a fusion of motile male and non-motile girl gametes.
  • Fertilization affects withinside the formation of a diploid zygote which develops right into a sporophyte.
  • Nurse cells are sterile, nutritive cells containing watery vacuolated cytoplasm.
  • Later, the nurse cells, apothecium, and the internal layer of the venter degenerate to shape a nutritive viscous fluid. The mature sporophyte, referred to as sporogonium, stays connected to the gametophyte.

The spores are launched most effectively whilst the venter wall and gametophytic tissue degenerate.

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