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What is the general structure of the plant body of Riccia?
What is the general structure of the plant body of Riccia?
- Twisted and elongated
- Spherical and compact
- Prostrate and ribbon-like (correct)
- Upright and bushy
Which type of branching does the thallus of Riccia exhibit?
Which type of branching does the thallus of Riccia exhibit?
- Whorled
- Alternate
- Opposite
- Dichotomous (correct)
What color is the thallus of Riccia usually?
What color is the thallus of Riccia usually?
- Red
- Purple
- Brown
- Green (correct)
What structures attach the thallus of Riccia to the substratum?
What structures attach the thallus of Riccia to the substratum?
Which division does Riccia belong to?
Which division does Riccia belong to?
What is the term used for the multicellular hairs or scales present on the ventral surface of the thallus of Riccia?
What is the term used for the multicellular hairs or scales present on the ventral surface of the thallus of Riccia?
What is the classification of hornworts?
What is the classification of hornworts?
Where are hornworts primarily distributed?
Where are hornworts primarily distributed?
How many orders are there in the subclass Andreaeidae of mosses?
How many orders are there in the subclass Andreaeidae of mosses?
In which order can you find the genus Dendroceros?
In which order can you find the genus Dendroceros?
Which division includes liverworts?
Which division includes liverworts?
Where is the greatest diversity of hornworts found?
Where is the greatest diversity of hornworts found?
What is the main characteristic of liverworts according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of liverworts according to the text?
How are liverwort rhizoids described in the text?
How are liverwort rhizoids described in the text?
What is the main function of liverwort rhizoids?
What is the main function of liverwort rhizoids?
How do liverworts differ from mosses and hornworts in terms of gas exchange?
How do liverworts differ from mosses and hornworts in terms of gas exchange?
Why are liverworts named as such?
Why are liverworts named as such?
Which part of a liverwort is responsible for holding the plant in place?
Which part of a liverwort is responsible for holding the plant in place?
