The spores of an epiphytic pteridophyte (P3) were observed.


 This was collected from The Royal Botanical Garden, Kolkata. (Nothing was plucked or damaged, the dried frond was simply picked up from the ground.)


 I am not aware what this epiphytic pteridophyte is called. Do let me know.


 The slide was prepared by Rishika Pawar.


 Shri Shivaji Science College, Amravati, Maharashtra.

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 Left – The dried frond of epiphytic pteridophyte
 
 Right Top – Spores with sporangiophores
 
 Right Bottom – Single, reddish, triangular spore.
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Pteridophytic Spores

RJPawar | Mon, Mar 18, 2019, 10:09 PM

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