The 'black dots' (or 'brown dots') on the underside of fern fronds are reproductive structures. They are called sori(the singular is sorus). Within the sorus is a central column (columella), covered by a hard cover, the indusium (the cover you see and call the black dot). Sprouting beneath the indusium (ferns usually have indusia, but not always) and attached to the columella are sporangia, spore-bearing capsules. The fern is the spore-bearer, the sporophyte stage of the fern life cycle.
Pretty black dots was created in 2002-09.
Main Cities Is That Black Dots Mean On a Map
usually green but it depends on what it is growing on
They usually represent the state border between the states.
Capital cities, cities, or capitals (it depends on what type of map)
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Mosses (and ferns, too) reproduce by forming spores. Spores look like little black dots on the underside of a fern's leaf. I do not know what they look like on mosses.
Black Dots was created on 1996-10-01.
Pretty black dots was created in 2002-09.
Main Cities Is That Black Dots Mean On a Map
On a map, black dots usually represent capital cities.
usually green but it depends on what it is growing on
1. The black dots mean that there is a city, country, or capital there.
Paint the thing black. the dots will show through almost any other color.
The black dots and dashes between states on a map represents the state boundaries. The dots and dashes are used to outline the state.
I'm not sure if they really are cells, but they're called spores. Similar to pollen. If it 'breaks open', the contents of the spore releases into the air and gets grounded elsewhere to reproduce into more ferns.
Yes, the countries Boundary on a map is always indicated with black dots and dashes.