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Tiny brown structures bearing spores are found in the leaflets of

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Answered by roman6055
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Unlike moss, the fern plant is the spore-bearing generation or sporophyte. The leaflets bear some brown kidney-shaped dots, called sori (sing, sorus), on the under surface (Fig. 209). They are usually present directly on the veins or vein-endings.

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Answered by viji18net
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The sori (spore-bearing structures) are restricted to the upper leaflets of fertile leaves; they are small, round, and reddish brown.

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