Course description

Archegoniate refers to the group of plants that produce archegonia, the female reproductive organs in non-flowering plants like mosses, ferns, and conifers. The course explores the structure, function, and development of archegonia, as well as the reproductive processes in these plants. Students will learn about the evolutionary significance of archegoniate plants in the plant kingdom. Emphasis is placed on plant reproduction, genetics, and diversity within the non-flowering plant groups. Ideal for students in botany, plant biology, and evolutionary studies.

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