4. Distinguishing Differences of Non- Vascular Plants Group dispersal Liverworts Hornworts Mosses Used in spore Gametophyte form Features Peristome teeth Characteristics of a seta Thin, long structure that connects capsule/sporangi um at top with gametophyte Others Have columella and stomata

4. Distinguishing Differences of Non- Vascular Plants Group dispersal Liverworts Hornworts Mosses Used in spore Gametophyte form Features Peristome teeth Characteristics of a seta Thin, long structure that connects capsule/sporangi um at top with gametophyte Others Have columella and stomata

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What is the GAMETOPHYTE FORM OF MOSSES

4. Distinguishing Differences of Non- Vascular Plants
Group dispersal
Liverworts
Hornworts
Mosses
Used in spore Gametophyte
form
Features
Peristome
teeth
Characteristics
of a seta
Thin, long
structure that
connects
capsule/sporangi
um at top with
gametophyte
Others
Have columella and
stomata

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