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Most common type of bryophytes
Mosses
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one of the bryophytes, hardy pioneer species
Liverworts
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bryophytes having a horn shaped sporophyte attached to a flat gametophyte
hornworts
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compressed, soggy, acidic mats of the accumulated remains of mosses
Peat bogs
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seedless vascular plants, having a branching form and no true roots
Whisk Ferns
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a type of seedless vascular plants, tipically with true leaves, roots, and stems includes club mosses
Lycophytes
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seedless vascular plants having rhizomes, scale like leaves and hollow stems with silica reinforced ribs
Horsetails
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seedless vascular plants, having fronds that are often divided into leaflets
Ferns
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certain non-flowering plants that have a structure of spore producing structures
Strobilus
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Short, absorptive stem that grows underground in a horizontally branching pattern
Rhyzomes
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nonrenewable energy that fromed over 280 million years ago from decayed and slowly compacted plant remains
Coal
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a type of walled haploid spore of gymnosperms and angiosperms that give rise to pollen grains
Microspores
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the arrival of pollen on the carpals stigma in a flowr of the same species
Pollination
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the haploid meiotic spore in the ovary of seed bearing plants, it gives rise to a female gametophyte with an egg cell
Megaspores
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