Bryophyta Sex
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@jmbudke
I completely agree with you, but there are some sperm in bryophytes that are not flagellated so, yeah...
pachingartela 10 months ago
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luichy 3 years ago
lol lol that was funny yo made two plants have sex lol!!!!!!!
fullmetal369 4 years ago
The description for this video is not actually botanically accurate. First the plant in the video does not appear to be a moss. It looks to be a lycopodium which is a fern relative. Additionally the bits flying off the top are spores, not sperm. All sperm have flagella and need water to disperse. Spores on the other hand are airborne dispersed.
jmbudke 4 years ago