Nature and development of plants . The basal portion of the sporo-phyte develops into a massive foot, often provided with rhizoidal-like outgrowths, which serve as a very efficient absorbing organ.The upper portions

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Nature and development of plants . The basal portion of the sporo-phyte develops into a massive foot, often provided with rhizoidal-like outgrowths, which serve as a very efficient absorbing organ.The upper portions

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