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    Protonemata are filamentous structures that develop from moss spores and can form extensive mats. Moss individuals are unisexual with some species having bisexual gametophytes. Fertilization in mosses requires abundant environmental water as they lack vascular tissue.

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    Protonemata are filamentous structures that develop from moss spores and can form extensive mats. Moss individuals are unisexual with some species having bisexual gametophytes. Fertilization in mosses requires abundant environmental water as they lack vascular tissue.

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    Protonemata are filamentous structures that develop from moss spores and can form extensive mats. Moss individuals are unisexual with some species having bisexual gametophytes. Fertilization in mosses requires abundant environmental water as they lack vascular tissue.

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    protonema (s) protonemata (pl)

    Protonemata can form


    extensive mats

    Spores of same
    shape but
    different
    genotypes

    Phylum Bryophyta
    These individuals are Caulids
    unisexual—some Phyllids
    Bryophyta have bisexual
    gametophytes

    Note that fertilization


    requires abundant
    environmental water

    Note absence of
    vascular tissue

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