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A Moss Life Cycle: Dominant Gametophyte
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Introduction to Mosses
Review of Alternation of Generations
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A Moss Life Cycle: Dominant Gametophyte
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Instructor: Danielle Weber
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Danielle teaches high school science and has an master's degree in science education. Mosses are unique because they spend most of their lives with only one set of genetic material rather than the normal two sets. We will look at this cycle and how the alternation of generations takes place in these non-vascular plants. Create an account
Introduction to Mosses
Peat and other mosses serve many important purposes. Mosses are non- vascular plants that do not have flowers or seeds. These simple plants typically grow in damp areas such as forests or wetlands. You may have seen large patches of moss growing on a tree or rock or even on the forest floor.