Question

which of the following structure
does not occur in selaginella?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Because Selaginella has both microspores and megaspores, the plant is called heterosporous. They have a different type of leaf so it has heterophylly. The leaf bears on its upper surface near its base a small, membranous, tongue-like outgrowth called the ligule

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Sporangia of Selaginella contain just four very large yellow spores. These four are the result of meiosis from a single sporocyte. The spores are called megaspores because of their large size. This makes the sporangium a megasporangium. Because Selaginella has both microspores and megaspores, the plant is called heterosporous. They have a different type of leaf so it has heterophylly. The leaf bears on its upper surface near its base a small, membranous, tongue-like outgrowth called the ligule.