Spore producing organ in Adiantum is
a) strobilus
b) cone
c) sori
d) rhizome
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a. Strobilus was answer .
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Spore producing organ in Adiantum is Sori.
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- Adiantum is called "Maidenhair fern" as the leaves are shiny black rachis of the leaves.
- It grows ubiquitously ( wherever there is moisture and shade).
- Vegetative reproduction is by buds, that are at the tip of the leaf.
- Sori are born at the distal end of the pinnae, but not exactly marginal.
- they are a little behind the tip of the veins.
- sorus bearing margin of the leaf in curls forming the false inducium.
- In sori, paraphyses may be present in between the sporangia (A.rubellum, A.tenerum)
- Sori is a yellow-brown cluster that produces spores.
- Reproduction in Adiantum occurs through the production of spores, it is homosporous.
- Adiantum sorus is marginal, a protective membranous structure called false inducium which is formed by the reflex margins of the pinnae.
- The development of sporangium in Adiantum fern is leptosporangiate.
- Adiantum sorus does not have a distinct shape and is a mixed sorus.
Hence, the spore-producing organ in Adiantum is the sori.
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