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    This lab has the following objectives: 1) To observe the gametophyte and sporophyte generations of mosses and ferns and what is produced in their archegonium and antheridium. 2) To understand how bryophytes are not fully adapted to life on land since they need water to reproduce and lack vascular tissue, true leaves, and roots. 3) To learn about whisk ferns, club mosses, horsetails, and ferns and how ferns are better adapted than mosses through having vascular tissue and windblown spores.

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    This lab has the following objectives: 1) To observe the gametophyte and sporophyte generations of mosses and ferns and what is produced in their archegonium and antheridium. 2) To understand how bryophytes are not fully adapted to life on land since they need water to reproduce and lack vascular tissue, true leaves, and roots. 3) To learn about whisk ferns, club mosses, horsetails, and ferns and how ferns are better adapted than mosses through having vascular tissue and windblown spores.

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    This lab has the following objectives: 1) To observe the gametophyte and sporophyte generations of mosses and ferns and what is produced in their archegonium and antheridium. 2) To understand how bryophytes are not fully adapted to life on land since they need water to reproduce and lack vascular tissue, true leaves, and roots. 3) To learn about whisk ferns, club mosses, horsetails, and ferns and how ferns are better adapted than mosses through having vascular tissue and windblown spores.

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    Laboratory 16 Lab Objectives

    1. Gametophyte and sporophyte generations


    of the moss and fern.

    2. Archegonium and antheridium of a


    moss & tell what is produced there.
    Archegonium – produces EGG

    Antheridia – produces Sperm


    3. Ways in which the bryophytes are not fully adapted to life on land:
    a. Need water to reproduce
    b. Lacking vascular tissue
    c. Lacking True leaves
    d. Lacking Roots
    4. Wisk fern, club moss, horsetail, and fern:
    a. Whisk Fern

    b. Club Moss

    c. Horsetail
    d. Fern

    5.
    a. Fern archegonium:
    b. Fern antheridium:

    6. The fern is better adapted to living on land because it has vascular tissue and
    produces windblown spores.
    7.
    Dominant Vascul Flagellat Method of Offspring Dispersal
    Generatio ar ed
    n Tissue Sperm
    Moss gametoph No Yes Sperm swim to egg, and embryo
    yte develops within archegonium
    Fern sporophyt Yes No Spores are released when cells of the
    e annulus dry out and the sporangium
    opens

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