Pteridophyta Neet
Pteridophyta Neet
Pteridophyta Neet
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PTERIDOPHYTA
● Gametophytes:
● Monoecious & Dioceous
● Anthredium , Archegonium[Neck contains 1 binucleate canal
cell [Pb PMT-2004] [ Orissa – 02]
● Fertilization by water - Embryo
● No seed
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● Dryopteris , Lycopodium
● SMALLEST: Azolla
● LARGEST: Cyathea
● FRONDS: Large leaves of ferns[UP-PMT-01]
● EUSPORANGIATE:
● Takes place by a group of cells & not by single cells.[ Orissa – 09]
● This is primitive.
● Found in Psilotum , Selaginella ,Lycopodium, Equisetum
● LEPTOSPORANGIATE:
● Takes place from a single cell. [Manipal -96]
● Found in Salvia ,Azolla, Marsilea
● VESSELS: found only in Selaginella ,Equisetum
● HOMOSPOROUS: Lycopodium, Dryopteris
● HETEROSPOROUS: Selaginalla, Azolla,Salvinia
● FERTILISATION: Must accomplished by water
❖ 1.PSILOPHYYTA:
● Oldest known land inhibiting plants
● Rootless, rhizoids present
● Most are fossils
● Rhynia
❖ 2.LYCOPHYTA:
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● Also called club /spike moses
● Root,stem & leaves are present
● Microphyllous
● Lycopodium
❖ 3.SPHENOPHYTA
● Also called HORSE TAILS
● At nodes whorls of small leaves are present
● Deposition of silica in stem make them rogh in touch
● Ridges & grooves are present in stem
● Equisetum
❖ 4.PTEROPHYTA:
● Fan like leaves
● Stem is rhizome
● Dryopteris
STELE
❖ PROTOSTELE:
● Pith is absent.[Orissa 09]
● Primitive. [UP-PMT-01]
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❖ SIPHONOSTELE:Protostele + Pith
● ECTOPHLOIC:
● Phloem is present only on outer side of xylem.
● eg-Osmunda
● AMPHIPHLOIC:
● Phloem is present on both side of xylem.
● eg-Marsilea
❖ SOLENOSTELE:Siphonostele + single leaf gap
➢ ECTOPHLOIC:
➢ AMPHIPHLOIC:
❖ DICTYOSTELE:
● Many leaf gaps are present.
● Vascular cylinder breaks up into a number of amphicribal [
concentric shells of xylem in centre surrounded by phloem]
meristeles. [Pb PMT-2002[Manipal -97]
● Eg-Dryopteris [ BHU – 01]
❖ POLY CYCLIC STELE:
● More than one ring of vascular tissue is present.
● eg-Pteris
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
❖ Their fossils remains contributed in coal deposits of world
[Manipal -2000]
❖ Equisetum arvens:
● Drugs for diuretic, haemostasis
● Cultivated in garden & greenhouse because of their
attractive foliage that are used in boquet & floral
decorations.
SOME IMPORTANT SPECIES
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● Protocorn:Embryo grow directly into sporophyte or first form
of tuberous mass called ...
● Protophylls: First form & then sporophyte.
❖ SELAGINELLA:
● Resurrection plants:In some xerophytic
[S.lepidophylla,S.pilifera]entire plants during dry periods
assumes a shape of light balls which in the presence of
water opens up into normal green plants. Such plants are
called..
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