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19 EXERCISE 5 abcEggSynergidsCentral cellSecondary nucleusAntipodalsdeiiiNote the contents of embryo sac namely an egg apparatus2 synergids and egg at micropylar end secondary nucleus. most protons fall in this region Bo increaseso decreasesUpfieldShielded High frequencyLow frequency The chemical shifts of protons on carbon in organic molecules fall in several distinct regions, dep (mosses, liverworts and hornworts). What are bryophytes?. . Bryophytes are the oldest land plants on earth, and have been around for 400 million years or more. Although small, they can be very conspicuous growing as extensive mats in woodland, as cushions on walls, rocks and tree trunks, and as pioneer colonists of disturbed habitats. . Biol. 366. Spring . 2014. Tree of Life: The Big Picture. Eukaryotes. Archaea. Bacteria. ca. 4 bya. now. >3.5 bya. >2 bya. membrane-bound. nucleus, organelles, . etc.. Fig. 1.1 from Simpson. Green plants share:. Mosses, Liverworts, & Hornworts. Chapter 22. Evolution of Land Plants. Land plants evolved from green algae. Evidences:. Share chemical & metabolic traits. Same photosynthetic pigments. Store excess carbohydrates as starch. General Biology II. BSC 2011. Download for free at . http://cnx.org/contents/185cbf87-c72e-48f5-b51e-f14f21b5eabd@10.61. introduction. The next couple of chapters will talk about the land plants. Mainly Kingdom Plantae. Objectives. 1. Name the . protist. group from which plants are hypothesized to have descended, and describe supporting evidence..  . 2. Discuss some environmental challenges of living on land, and describe how several adaptations meet these challenges.. Chapter 29 and 30. What is a plant?. Multicelled. Eukaryotic. Autotrophic. Cell wall made of cellulose. Additional Characteristics. Cuticle. Stomata. Secondary products (poisons, lignin, . sporopollenin. Chapter 44 Plant Reproduction and Development How do plants reproduce? Asexually Existing plant uses mitosis – identical Lilac bushes that sprout new trunks from the root Strawberries and runners Tulips and other bulbs grow new, smaller bulbs Transition to Land Habit and Alternation of Generation. Dr. Habibur Rahman, Associate Professor. J. N. College, Boko . 8. . During . the formation of spores, the spore mother cells divide . meiotically. : Reproduction. Reproduction. Vegetative . propagation is brought about by buds produced at the leaf tips. The buds enter the ground when the leaf bends and touches the soil. There they develop into a new individual. This, in turn may repeat the process leading to the walking Habit. Walking habit is seen in . The formation of female gametes take place inside the ovules which consists of following steps:. Mega . sporogenesis. Mega . gametogenesis. Gametogenesis. - . development of male and female gametes and their structures. Katerina . Dadakova. , Department . of. . Biochemistry. Figures. . adopted. . from. . Buchanan. et al., . Biochemistry & molecular biology of plants. Reproduction. and Senescence. 2. The. . archegonium. which includes bryophytes, . pteridophytes. and gymnosperms. The name of this group is derived from the name of female reproductive organ known as . archegonium. (singular) archegonia (plural). The archegoniate plants comprises the following groups . BSc. 2. nd. year. F. l. o. w. e. r...... . It is a highly condensed and modified reproductive shoot that develops from a bud.. . Flower – a modified shoot……. A flower is defined as a modified shoot because it is a specialized structure developed to reproduce seeds. The function of the shoot is the transfer of water and nutrients. To perform the function of the reproduction, the shoots gets modified into flowers. The sepals and petals in flowers are considered as modified leaves. The shoot nature of a flower can be proved by citing the following major examples from the plant kingdom:-.