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of spores produced at the top of moss plant spores, usually spherical, egg-shaped or cylindrical. Spores of ferns, such as gourds consistlids,pots,three-part table.is made up of a layer of cells, covering the topspores.pot is complex in structure and is the most important part of spore , in which spores
tissues
produce spore mother cells, which are divided by subtracting to form spores. Theretwo layers of teeth inside and outside the mouththe pot.table is the spore base andhandle connected to the part, the skin has 2 to 3 layers of thin-walled cells and some loose arrangement and contains chloroerra thin-walled cells, can be photochithroid. Whenis ripe, a ring of thick-walled cells between thecap and thepot rolls off on its own, and thecap falls off, and theteeth exposed to the air bend or deform with changes in dry humidity in the air, and the ripe spores in the spores are ejected by teeth. The spores of moss plants (e.g. earth money are missing lids and teeth, but in pots there are spiral thickened filaments produced, spores mature, their tops irregularly cracked, and spores are dispersed by the lyse movement of the bounty wire.
