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endomitosis

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  • tree fern
    fern
    / Hybridization

    …doubling of chromosomes occurs by endomitosis. In these doubled sporangia there are therefore only 8 spore mother cells rather than the usual 16, and they undergo meiosis, producing viable diploid spores. Apogamous ferns are known in a number of genera of higher ferns in various families, including Adiantum, Asplenium, Cheilanthes,…

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    …doubling of chromosomes occurs by endomitosis. In these doubled sporangia there are therefore only 8 spore mother cells rather than the usual 16, and they undergo meiosis, producing viable diploid spores. Apogamous ferns are known in a number of genera of higher ferns in various families, including Adiantum, Asplenium, Cheilanthes,…

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