diffrent tipes of ethological concepts ?

Q: What are homosporous pteridophytes ? Give example.

A: Homosporous Pteridophytes produce only one type of spores in their sporophytes. These spores are…

Q: What is John Ray's contribution to systematics?

A: Taxonomy or systematics is a branch of biology in which the organisms are classified into categories…

Q: How are scientific names assigned? What is a proper way to write them?

A: Systama naturae is a book which contains information about classifying the organisms based on the…

Q: What are general characters of pteridophytes?

A: The plant kingdom is very large. It consists of a wide variety of plants that differ from each other…

Q: What is mosses? Explain the stages occur in mosses.

A: The small, non-vascular plants that belongs to the category/division of bryophytes are known as…

Q: What indicates positive evidence of aquatic ancestry bryphytes?

A: Plants are the source of energy for many higher organisms that cannot prepare their own food. They…

Q: Why do you think that some species offungi contain chemicals that are harmful topeople?

A: Fungi are the large diverse group of eukaryotes. They are heterotrophs comprising of most…

Q: How did microscopy contribute to the development of systematics or taxonomy?

A: The study of organisms for their diversity, kind and relationship with environment other organisms…

Q: What are the mainrepresentatives of thepteridophytes? Is this plantgroup cryptogamic orphanerogamic?

A: The plants that consist of vascular tissue namely xylem and phloem but neither produces seeds nor…

Q: What is the type of lifecycle present inpteridophytes?

A: The phylum Pteridophyta include plants reproducing by spores and having vascular tissue, roots,…

Q: Describe the function of foot and seta in Funaria sporophyte.

A: Funaria is a common moss belonging to bryophytes. It has a branched axis or stem, spirally arranged…

Q: what is the scientific name of stray cats? or house cats? and what is the common name?

A: Scientific names, otherwise called 'scientific nomenclature' are binomial expressions that comprise…

Q: What is the significance of microscopy in the study of Zoology?

A: Microscopy plays a pivotal role in the field of Zoology, the scientific discipline which is…

Q: What are the uses of pteridophytes?

A: Pteridophytes are plants that do not have any flowers or seeds. It is also called as Cryptogams.…

Q: On what basis do systematists place plants in the same supergroup (Archaeplastida) as red and green…

A: Red algae and green algae are included in the supergroup Archaeplastida. It was from a common…

Q: Besides those indicated in the cladogram, enumerate 4 differences between Chlorophytes and…

A: difference between chlorophytes  and charophytes

Q: What is diversity? Describe diversity with reference to sporophyte ofPteridophytes

A: Pteridophytes are the most primitive vascular plant, they are also called cryptograms because they…

Q: What are the basic features of each of the other branches of botany?

A: Botany is the scientific study of members of the kingdom plantae or plants, which are mainly…

Q: What is the prothallus ofpteridophytes?

A: Pteridophytes or Cryptogams are the vascular plants that lack the flower of seeds and reproduce…

Q: What is a PhyloChip and what can it tell you? How does aPhyloChip differ from a GeoChip?

A: A micro-array is a common laboratory tool, which is used for detecting the gene expression of…

Q: What are Pteridophytes? Where are they grown?

A: Vascular plants have vascular tissues, which circulate resources through the plant. The vascular…

Q: Describe the main features of pteridophytes?

A: Pteridophytes are distinguished by the following characteristics:

Q: Why do researchers identify the charophytes rather thananother group of algae as the closest living…

A: Charophyta is also called stoneworts or brittleworts. The charophytes are said to be derived from a…

Q: How long does it take for the sample sponge to dissolve in bleach? How will you describe the…

A: 1)Sample sponge , porifera takes 5 min to be dissolved in bleach and after dissolving the sponge…

Q: What is the evolutionaryimportance of pteridophytes?

A: Pteridophytes are the plants that don’t have seeds and flowers. Therefore, they are also known as…

Q: Which of the following is a 'club moss' ? (A) Selaginella (B) Equisetum (C) Lycopodium (D) None of…

A: Introduction - Club mosses have needlelike or scalelike leaves and are low evergreen herbs. Many…

Q: What are the synapormorphies of land plants? What are the relationships of land plants to other…

A: It is required to discuss the synapormorphies of land plants and the relationships of land plants to…

Q: Provide the correct scientific name for this structure and the plant group it belongs in.

A: Gymnosperms are the plants which produce only seeds which are not covered or protected .Such plants…

Q: What are the 3 sections of the lophophorate body?

A: Lophophorates are lophophores-containing groups. The lophophorates were previously classified as…

Q: What is the Megasporophyll, ventral view of false sago palm?

A: According to the question, here we will discuss the Megasporophyll, ventral view of false sago…

Q: Explain with suitable examples the different types of phyllotaxy?

A: When it comes to plants, the pattern or arrangement of leaves on the stem or branch is referred to…

Q: Why are antheridia and archegonia the apomorphies of Embryophyta and not of Charophyta?

A: Charophyta is an extant group of green algae which is thought to be associated with modern plants as…

Q: What is the Megasporophyll, ventral view of bread palm

A: Bread palm, around 65 species of Encephalartos, family Zamiaceae are native to Africa. The name is…