Question

what are the structures inside a moss capsule called?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The sporangium, a spore-bearing structure, contains minute, developing spores and is attached to the seta by a structure called a leg.

Explanation:

• A mature sphagnum spore capsule is retained on the stalk but in this case the stalk is gametophyte tissue, not sporophyte tissue.
• When the spore capsule matures, a stalk grows and thus propels the capsule up.
• The stalk certainly resembles the seta in its function but a seta develops from a fertilized egg.
• Mosses disperse their spores from a capsule that is often raised above the shoot by a seta (capsule and seta together form the sporophyte), which in cushioned species or in mat-growing species at the top of the moss shoot with the shoot. it happens. Anchor.
• The moss capsule is a part of the moss located at the tip of the stalk that contains pollen.