1. In Marchantia, the archegonia are located underneath the umbrella of the archegoniophore, while the atheridia are produced on the top surface of the antheridiophore. Explain the significance of this arrangement. 2.How are conifers ecologically important? What are the commercial uses of conifers? Give specific examples

1. In Marchantia, the archegonia are located underneath the umbrella of the archegoniophore, while the atheridia are produced on the top surface of the antheridiophore. Explain the significance of this arrangement. 2.How are conifers ecologically important? What are the commercial uses of conifers? Give specific examples

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Chapter29: The Fungi

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