2. Зарисовать и подписать стадии мегаспорогенеза и мегаметпгенеза
3. Зарисовать и подписать стадии микроспорогенеза и микрогаметпгенеза
4. Зарисовать цикл развития сосны в целом, подписать стадии спорофита и гаметофита.
Cycad diversity (Zamiaceae)
Ginkgophyta— Ginkgo
Ginkgo biloba. A,B. Vegetative growth. Note fan-shaped leaves, clustered into short shoots. C. Leaf close-up, showing
Conifers diversity
In some conifers the leaves are clustered into short shoots, in which adjacent internodes are very short in length.
Male and female cones of pine
Cordaits
ATHROTAXIS and CUNNINGHAMIA has prevailing bracts in cones. Ovuliferous scales are reduced very much.
CUNNINGHAMIA
Araucariaceae
Cupressaceae
Podocarpaceae
Taxaceae
Pinaceae
Gnetales:
Gnetales
Gnetaceae
Welwitschiaceae, Welwitschia mirabilis
Bennettitales
Cordaitales
34.34M
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Голосеменные

1.

Голосеменные
Задания (слайды 1-4):
1. Используя учебники,
разобраться с циклом
развития сосны
разобраться

2. 2. Зарисовать и подписать стадии мегаспорогенеза и мегаметпгенеза

3. 3. Зарисовать и подписать стадии микроспорогенеза и микрогаметпгенеза

4. 4. Зарисовать цикл развития сосны в целом, подписать стадии спорофита и гаметофита.

5. Cycad diversity (Zamiaceae)

A. Macrozamia
moorei
B. Bowenia
spectabilis
C. Lepidozamia
peroffskyana
D. Stangeria
eriopus
E. Encephalartos ebomboens

6. Ginkgophyta— Ginkgo

• Male
• Female

7. Ginkgo biloba. A,B. Vegetative growth. Note fan-shaped leaves, clustered into short shoots. C. Leaf close-up, showing

dichotomous venation. D. Male tree bearing male cones. E. Male cone.
F,G. Close-up of male sporangia, born in pairs on stalk arising from central axis of male cone. H.
Female plant bearing stalk with pair of ovules. I. Close-up of ovule pair. Note pollination droplet
from micropyle.

8. Conifers diversity

9. In some conifers the leaves are clustered into short shoots, in which adjacent internodes are very short in length.

10. Male and female cones of pine

11.

A. Shoot with young
fascicles.
B. Branch, showing scale
leaves and fascicles.
C. Apex of branch with
fascicles and male cones.
D. Male cones, close-up.
E. Male sporophylls of male
cones, each with two male
sporangia.
F. Male strobilus, longitudinal
section, showing microsporangia and subtending microsporophylls.
G. Close-up of microsporangium, full of mature pollen
grains.

12. Cordaits

Pine
Araucaria

13.

A. Young female cone,
at time of pollination.
B. Close-up, showing
ovuliferous scales and
bracts. Note pollen
grains.
C. One-year-old female
cone.
D. Pinus coulteri, coulter
pine, mature female
cone (most massive of
any species).
E. Female pine cones,
right in section.
F. Close-up of
longitudinal section,
showing bract and
ovuliferous scale.
G. Pseutotsuga sp.
female cone. Note
elongate bracts and wide
ovuliferous scales.
H. Immature ovuliferous
scale, top view, showing
two winged seeds.
I. Pinus, mature winged
seed.

14. ATHROTAXIS and CUNNINGHAMIA has prevailing bracts in cones. Ovuliferous scales are reduced very much.

ATHROTAXIS
ATHROTAXIS and CUNNINGHAMIA
has prevailing bracts in cones.
Ovuliferous scales are reduced very
much.

15. CUNNINGHAMIA

16. Araucariaceae

17. Cupressaceae

18. Podocarpaceae

19. Taxaceae

• Taxus baccata

20. Pinaceae

21.

22. Gnetales:

• Gnetaceae
• Welwitschiaceae
• Ephedraceae
Ephedra

23. Gnetales

Ephedra

24. Gnetaceae

25. Welwitschiaceae, Welwitschia mirabilis

26. Bennettitales

27. Cordaitales

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