What is the structure bearing capsules in a moss called as – a sporophyte/gametophyte?
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Sporophyte
Explanation:
- The sporophyte of moss consists of three structures called as foot which is responsible for anchoring the sporophyte with the gametophyte.
- The function of foot is to make the connection between the sporophyte and and gametophyte and it also helps in transfer of nutrients and water from gametophyte to sporophyte.
- The erect long stalk is called as seta which supports the capsule where the spores are produced.
- The capsule produces millions of spores depending upon the species.
- In mosses the capsule is covered by structure which is called as operculum.
- The operculum falls off on maturation of the spores.
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