In this article we will discuss about the habit, habitat and structure of lepidodendron. Habit and Habitat of Lepidodendron: A new groups of arborescent lycopods, popularly known as Lepidodendrales, had evolved from the Middle Devonian lycopods. These arborescent plants would grow to 164 ft (50 m) and form extensive coal measures swamp forest of the […]
Lepidodendron: Habit, Habitat and Structure
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Psilotum: Features, Reproduction and Phylogeny
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In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Salient Features of Psilotum 2. Reproduction in Psilotum 3. Phylogeny. Salient Features of Psilotum: i. The sporophytes are dichotomously branched with an underground rhizome and upright branches. ii. The upright branches are leafless. iii. Rhizoids present instead of roots. iv. Stem have a relatively simple vascular cylinder. […]
Reproduction in Lycopodium (With Diagram)
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In this article we will discuss about the vegetative and sexual modes of reproduction in lycopodium with the help of diagrams. Vegetative Reproduction: Vegetative means of propagation is quite common in the sporophyte of Lycopodium which take place by the following methods: (i) By the Formation of Gemmae or Bulbils: These are modified lateral branches […]
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