Nature and development of plants . The basal portion of the sporo-phyte develops into a massive foot, often provided with rhizoidal-like outgrowths, which serve as a very efficient absorbing organ.The upper portions

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Download this stock image: Nature and development of plants . The basal portion of the sporo-phyte develops into a massive foot, often provided with rhizoidal-like outgrowths, which serve as a very efficient absorbing organ.The upper portions of the sporophyte present a remarkableseries of differentiations. The outer part of it consists of chloro-phyll-bearing cells in which, for the first time, genuine stomataappear (Fig. 199, ch). Within this zone of chlorenchyma is adome-shaped layer of spore mother cells alternating with sterilecells which in some genera develop as elaters. In the center ofthe sporophyte is a mass o - 2AXH45J from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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Natur und Entwicklung von Pflanzen . Der basale Teil des Sporophyten entwickelt sich zu einem massiven Fuß, der oft mit rhizoidartigen Auswüchsen versehen ist, die als sehr effizientes absorbierendes Organ dienen.Die oberen

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