Moss Reproduction

[zackboomer]

straight and to the point no bullshit, thanks

[musicandsmiles]

short & to the point.

[HistorianHimself]

You all should watch my video "Moss: A Tribute". It is prettier than this ugly CG and covers more about Moss' natural history and biology.

Hope you enjoy.

[cath0103]

OMG THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO! I finally understand! I wish all my teachers showed us videos like this -___-

[FrexIEstudios]

What program did you use to make the alternation of generations?

[eddynoive]

this video saves life!! Favourite!!

[GarbazZzGaminG]

thanks man i need this vid for my presentation :D

[cheesefilledllama]

thanks for making this its very nice

[DunWannaTellMyName]

Thank u soo much :) just what i was looking for :))))))

[Mace4996]

Helped me with my AP Biology test

[16rpatel]

Thanks for d video I found it easy to understand in easy words

[PhazonOmega]

0:34 lol the sperm look so happy

[z0411326]

the moss,, is that Atrichum undulatum ?

[916bbphan]

good shit miroki

[mrbikerider27]

yo that was fuckin hot..

[DeepCosmo]

@mrbikerider27 moss porn ftw

[Shirkietheshark]

Thank you! This is pretty helpful. I like how you labeled parts, as well as how you showed both the female and male Gametophyte. :)

[tincre10]

Sounds like the announcer at Michigan Stadium....

[IHaveWings90]

My text book made me so confused but this definitely clarified everything. Thank you for posting!

[JonasRH]

Clear, simple and efficient. No more confusion.

[Anae420]

how the heck does sperm get relseased from the anteridium and swim to the archegonium?? dnt understand that part...

[mittenman22]

@Anae420 The sperm cells are mobile and swim through the water that tends to cover mosses in their preferred wet habitats.  Does that answer the question?

[Anae420]

@mittenman22 oh duh, yes thanks :p

[x3iSReaLityReaLx3]

@Anae420

With the help of Rain. :]

[ShineingGlitter100]

Super helpful for my test

[schusta677]

i feel like hes yelling at me

[bud4breakfast]

Thanks! Vid was really helpful

[Patacorow]

0:58 My toses

My toasters

My Ohsus

[yanett95]

helpfull!

[jlw1200]

:/ It would totally help if there was a text version. My biology teacher put this video with questions as a 50point grade but I can't understand what the hell it's saying that alone how to spell half the words.

[mackerall19]

i would have never got my homework done thanx

[titus120]

I thought the spores are pollinated by wind. At 0:47, it says that the spores swim to the archegonia...

[rashelle215]

SUPER helpful! THANK YOU!!!!!

[BakuretsuKoinu]

Thank you, do you know if the spores could harm my lungs if I grew a mass amount of this in my room?

[dwdeclare]

wouldn't it be cool if one of those bryophyte sperms could impregnate a human female. then when the hybrid moss/human child grew up it would implore us all to take care of our forests because after all...we're all brothers and sisters under the skin.

[cursedu]

WOW THIS HELPED ALOT@##$@#$

[sterlingjbadon]

Nice Video. Moss is cool stuff. Thanks for posting.

[1Bolivia1]

Wow, this explains all.

I have a purpose in life

[hanadorii]

I am so confused? How does a plant produce living sperm?

[Asiantofuboy]

@hanadorii sperms not living, it's a gamete (repoductary cells). (I believe)

[dogblessamerica]

The same way an animal does! And yes, they are living.

[swtemi]

really quick and to the point. i like it.

[Ricostravels]

Posted a link..anyone know that this is?

[PeteDonOlivia]

pretty cool

[fawnfallen]

he sounds very happy to explain moss reproduction. lol

[studentinberlin]

thank you! that helps me to understand.

[greenandyellow987]

thank you! great information

[15729crim]

the sperms are cute!!

[sasah20]

Really nice! thank you..