Please help GerminationLook up the term and define it.What does germination produce?Are these diploid or haploid? What does this mean? What symbol do we use to indicatethis? mature gametophyteplant with rhizoidsand sex organs (n)haploiddiploidone of many archegoniawith eggs (n)young gametophyteplant with rhizoids (n)germinationHaploidGametophyteGenerationspores (n)one of many antheridiawith sperm (n)meiosisfertilizationDiploidSporophyteGenerationsporangium onunderside of frond(а).young sporophyteplant (2n) growingout of gametophyteplantmature sporophyteplant (2n)(a) frond(b) rhizome(c).(c) гoots(b)

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Germination
Look up the term and define it.
What does germination produce?
Are these diploid or haploid? What does this mean? What symbol do we use to indicate
this?

mature gametophyte
plant with rhizoids
and sex organs (n)
haploid
diploid
one of many archegonia
with eggs (n)
young gametophyte
plant with rhizoids (n)
germination
Haploid
Gametophyte
Generation
spores (n)
one of many antheridia
with sperm (n)
meiosis
fertilization
Diploid
Sporophyte
Generation
sporangium on
underside of frond
(а).
young sporophyte
plant (2n) growing
out of gametophyte
plant
mature sporophyte
plant (2n)
(a) frond
(b) rhizome
(c).
(c) гoots
(b)

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