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Habi­tat Found in moist, shady places such as:✅ Banks of streams✅ Marshy ground✅ Damp soil✅ Bark of trees✅ Deep woodsStruc­ture […]

Life Cycle & Struc­ture 🔹 Modes of Repro­duc­tion✅ Veg­e­ta­tive Repro­duc­tion ✅ Sex­u­al Repro­duc­tion 🔹 Exam­ples of Moss­es1️⃣ Funar­ia2️⃣ Poly­trichum3️⃣ Sphag­num

Gen­er­al Char­ac­ter­is­tics Pteri­do­phytes include horse­tails & ferns 🌿. Used for med­i­c­i­nal pur­pos­es, soil-bind­ing, and as orna­men­tal plants. First ter­res­tri­al plants

Gen­er­al Char­ac­ter­is­tics Gym­nosperms (gym­nos = naked, sper­ma = seed) have exposed ovules and seeds (not enclosed by fruit). Include medi­um

Gen­er­al Char­ac­ter­is­tics Angiosperms (flow­er­ing plants) have ovules enclosed with­in fruits (unlike gym­nosperms, where ovules are naked). Pollen grains & ovules

Gen­er­al Char­ac­ter­is­tics of Pro­to­zoans All pro­to­zoans are het­erotroph­ic and live as preda­tors or par­a­sites. They are con­sid­ered prim­i­tive rel­a­tives of

Gen­er­al Char­ac­ter­is­tics of Fun­gi Het­erotroph­ic organ­isms show­ing great diver­si­ty in mor­phol­o­gy and habi­tat. Com­mon exam­ples: Fun­gi on moist bread and

Habi­tat Found in aquat­ic envi­ron­ments. Grow on decay­ing wood in moist and damp places. Some exist as oblig­ate par­a­sites on