1. | having Chlorophyll a as main photosynthetic pigment |
2. | their capability of sexual reproduction |
3. | not having a well-developed nucleus |
4. | lacking flagellated cells in the life cycle |
1. | Chlorophyll a and Chlorophyll b are dominant photosynthetic pigments |
2. | Pyrenoids seen in chloroplasts in most |
3. | Cellulosic cell wall |
4. | 2 unequal and lateral flagellar insertions |
1. | Chlorophyll a and Chlorophyll c are dominant photosynthetic pigments |
2. | Pyriform gametes |
3. | Floridean starch is the stored food |
4. | 2 unequal and lateral flagellar insertions |
I: | The main plant body is haploid. |
II: | The sex organs are multicellular. |
III: | The sporophyte is not free-living. |
I: | the main plant body is a gametophyte |
II: | body is differentiated into true root, stem and leaves |
III: | organs possess well-differentiated vascular tissues |
1. | Pteridophytes | 2. | Gymnosperms |
3. | Monocots | 4. | Bryophytes |
1. | Rhodophyceae | 2. | Chlorophyceae |
3. | Phaeophyceae | 4. | Ferns |
1. | Chlorophyll a, d, and Phycoerythrin are present. |
2. | Stored food is Floridean starch. |
3. | Cell wall is cellulosic, having pectin and polysulphate esters. |
4. | Flagellar number and position of insertions is two unequal and lateral, respectively. |
Statement I: | In gymnosperms, the megasporangium develops into a multicellular female gametophyte that bears two or more archegonia. |
Statement II: | In gymnosperms, archegonia are the female sex organs. |