Calyptra develops from

Question

Calyptra develops from (A) venter wall of archegonium (B) outgrowth of gametophyte (C) neck wall of archegonium (D) paraphysis of the archegonial branch

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Calyptra is a covering developed from the ventre of archegonium in bryophytes and pteridophytes. It acts as a transpiration shield around the invature capsule and provides protection to the young capsule.

Q. Calyptra develops from

venter wall of archegonium

outgrowth of gametophyte

neck wall of archegonium

paraphysis of the archegonial branch

Calyptra is a covering developed from the ventre of archegonium in bryophytes and pteridophytes. It acts as a transpiration shield around the invature capsule and provides protection to the young capsule.