- the two main ****ual
systems in bryophytes, the
other being monoicy. Both
dioicous (/daɪˈoʊəkəs/) and
monoicous gametophytes produce gametes in gametangia...
- "
dioicous" to
describe bryophyte gametophytes. "Monoecious" and "monoicous" are both
derived from the Gr**** for "one house", "dioecious" and "
dioicous"...
- gametophytes,
which are then
called dioicous. The moss
Mnium hornum has the
gametophyte as the
dominant generation. It is
dioicous: male
plants produce only antheridia...
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photosynthetic lamellae on the
upper surface.
Species in this
group are
dioicous.
Another characteristic that
identifies them is that they have from 32...
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different terms,
dioicous and monoicous, may be used for the
gametophyte generation,
although dioecious and
monoecious are also used. A
dioicous gametophyte...
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produces only
sperm or eggs but
never both. Both
monoicous (/mɒˈnoʊəkəs/) and
dioicous gametophytes produce gametes in
gametangia by
mitosis rather than meiosis...
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classified as
gonochoric in animals, as
dioecious in seed
plants and as
dioicous in cryptogams.: 82 In some species,
female and
hermaphrodite individuals...
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variable in
appearance and
contains several subspecies. This
species is
dioicous,
having separate male and
female plants. M.
polymorpha has a wide distribution...
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majority of the
flowering plants or
plants used as vegetables,
spinach is a
dioicous plant,
meaning different plants can have
either female or male flowers...
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gametophyte can be
monoicous (bi****ual),
producing both eggs and sperm, or
dioicous (uni****ual),
either female (producing eggs) or male (producing sperm)....