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Spore bearing organ of a fern i* culled

A. sporophyll

B. Sorus

C. ramenta

D. none of these

Correct Answer : A.


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  1. The stele of Lycopodium is
  2. Sporrs in fern are produced through
  3. Pteridophytes are so-called
  4. Selaginella is less advanced than Pinus becuase
  5. Circinate venation is found in
  6. Gametangia of fern are produced on the
  7. In Selaginella, an "organ suigeneris" is
  8. Fern differs from moss because it has
  9. Sporophyte of Pteris
  10. Fern differs from Selaginella
  11. Leptosporangiate sporangium is
  12. Vessels are not found in the
  13. Most primitive living vascular plants are
  14. In the archegonium of fern tliere are/is
  15. Microsporangia and macrosporangia are found in the same cone of
  16. The following is the most primitive vascular plant:
  17. Multiflagellate sperms are the characteristic of
  18. The gametophyte and sporophyte generations are independent in
  19. Stem is polystelic in
  20. The number of megaspores in Selaginella rupestris is
  21. Gametes are produced in prothallus by
  22. What happens to the spore of ferns ?
  23. In Pteris, the petiole has a groove and its stele is
  24. Spore bearing organ of a fern i* culled
  25. If a sporangium develops from a single initial, it is called
  26. The stele in fern is
  27. Seed habit originated in
  28. The hair-like structures covering young fern leaves are called
  29. Selaginella and fern share the following character:
  30. Young sporophyte of Pteris draws nourishment from prothallus through