In this article we will discuss about the classification of bryopsida. In such a vast group, naturally, there are many variations so that classification is difficult. Structures of both gametophytes and sporophytes have to be considered and in mosses these two phases have attained specialisation in different degrees in the different species. Thus, it is […]
Classification of Bryopsida | Plants
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Mendelian Laws in the Light of Modern Genetics
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The below mentioned article provides a note on Mendelian laws in the light of modern genetics. Segregation: In the F1 generation of Mendel’s monohybrid cross, the plants are heterozygous and their genetic composition is Tt. The phenotype is tall and shows no visible indication of the presence of the gene t, though it is present […]
2 Main Cases of Cytoplasmic Inheritance | Genetics
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The following points highlight the two main cases of cytoplasmic inheritance. The cases are: 1. Inheritance of Plastids 2. Kappa Particles of Paramoecium. Cytoplasmic Inheritance: Case # 1. Inheritance of Plastids: The cytoplasm of plants bears minute pigments called plastids. Plastids arise from smaller DNA particles of the ovum and multiply by division. During the […]
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