Question

Range of thallus organisation in bryophytes

Answer 1

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The thallus is sometimes one cell layer thick through most of its width (e.g., the liverwort Metzgeria) but may be many cell layers thick and have a complex tissue organization (e.g., the liverwort Marchantia). Branching of the thallus may be forked, regularly frondlike, digitate, or completely irregular.

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Answer 2

The range of thallus variation is different in different bryophyte species.

EXPLANATION:

It may be a single layer of cells in some species whereas it may be a complex organisation of multiple layers of cells in some bryophytes. The branching of a bryophyte may be regularly frond like, digitate, or completely irregular. A thallus is a plant body which is differentiated into 'root', 'stem' and 'leaves' found on the gametophore in the case of bryophytes.