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Chapter 30 Introductionmorris2e_ch30_1.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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30.1 Alternation of Generations morris2e_ch30_2.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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The algal sister groups of land plants have one multicellular generation in their life cycle. morris2e_ch30_3.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Bryophytes illustrate how the alternation of generations allows the dispersal of spores in the air. morris2e_ch30_4.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Dispersal enhances reproductive fitness in several ways. morris2e_ch30_5.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Spore-dispersing vascular plants have free-living gametophytes and sporophytes. morris2e_ch30_6.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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30.2 Seed Plants morris2e_ch30_7.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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The seed plant life cycle is distinguished by four major steps. morris2e_ch30_8.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Pine trees illustrate how the transport of pollen in air allows fertilization to occur in the absence of external sources of water. morris2e_ch30_9.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Seeds enhance the establishment of the next sporophyte generation. morris2e_ch30_10.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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30.3 Flowering Plants morris2e_ch30_11.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Flowers are reproductive shoots specialized for the transfer and receipt of pollen. morris2e_ch30_12.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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The diversity of floral morphology is related to modes of pollination. morris2e_ch30_13.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Angiosperms have mechanisms to increase outcrossing. morris2e_ch30_14.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Angiosperms delay provisioning their ovules until after fertilization. morris2e_ch30_15.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Fruits enhance the dispersal of seeds. morris2e_ch30_16.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Case 6: How did scientists increase crop yields during the Green Revolution? morris2e_ch30_17.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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30.4 Asexual Reproduction morris2e_ch30_18.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Asexually produced plants disperse with and without seeds. morris2e_ch30_19.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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Chapter 30 Summarymorris2e_ch30_20.html5639b5a6757a2e054f000000
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