Equisetum (Sphenopsida) Structure & Reproduction | Lecture Part 2🌿

Note: Online Live Class Recording.
Part 1 -    • Equisetum (Sphenopsida) Structure & R...  
Welcome to our in-depth lecture on the fascinating world of Equisetum, also known as horsetails, a unique group within the Sphenopsida class! This lecture covers everything you need to know about the structural features and reproductive cycle of these ancient, vascular plants.

📘 Topics Covered:

Morphology of Equisetum: Exploring the unique segmented stem, nodes, internodes, and whorled branches.
Anatomy & Adaptations: Understanding key structural adaptations that have allowed Equisetum to thrive since prehistoric times.
Reproductive Strategies: A deep dive into both asexual reproduction (vegetative propagation) and sexual reproduction, including spore formation and gametophyte development.
Life Cycle Overview: Step-by-step look at the alternation of generations in Equisetum, highlighting both sporophyte and gametophyte phases.
📈 Who Should Watch? This lecture is ideal for botany students, biology enthusiasts, and anyone interested in plant evolution and ancient vascular plants.

📅 Subscribe for more biology content, and don’t forget to hit the 🔔 bell icon to stay updated on our latest lectures and tutorials!

✨ Enjoying our content? Let us know by liking the video and sharing your thoughts in the comments!