who are the amphibians of the plant kingdom?

Question

which are the plants which live both on land as well as water.

Answer 1

Ferns are "amphibians" of the plant kingdom. Like amphibians, most of today's ferns live out of water yet need water to reproduce sexually.
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Hence the bryophytes are called 'Amphibians of the plant kingdom'. The plant body is a thallus, generally small and attaining a length of a few inches.
http://www.chennaimuseum.org/draft/gallery/05/01/botany13.htm

Within the plant kingdom the dominance of phases varies. ... reproductive systems involving fertilization when they return to water (amphibians),
http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/farabee/biobk/BioBookDiversity_5.html

Answer 2

Who Are Amphibians

Answer 3

Amphibians include frogs and salamanders. They are part of the animal kingdom.

Answer 4

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Bryophytes! Bryophytes are called the "amphibians of plant kingdom", as they have the ability of living in the water and on the land! Bryophytes are the oldest land plants on earth, and have been around for 400 million years or more. Although small, they can be very conspicuous growing as extensive mats in woodland, as cushions on walls, rocks and tree trunks, and as pioneer colonists of disturbed habitats. Previously bryophytes have lived only in the water; however, after some evolution, they adapted to live on the land! Find below some of the adaptations in bryophytes to adapt land habitat: (1) Multicellular plant body and conservation of water: A compact multicellular plant body was formed which helped in the conservation of water by reducing cell surface are exposed to dry land conditions. (2) Absorption of CO2: Modification of photosynthetic tissues for the absorption of carbon dioxide without losing much water and exposure to light. (3) Absorption of water: Special structures such as rhizoids were developed for absorption of water and anchorage. (4) Heterogamy: Heterogamy was evolved, forming non-motile egg containing stored food and motile sperms. (5) Protection of gametes: Gametes were produced and protected by the special multicellular organs. (6) Embryo formation: Multicellular embryo was formed which was retained inside the female reproductive body during its development. (7) Alternation of generation: Alternation of spore producing generation (sporophyte) with gamete producing generation (gametophyte) enables the plant to produce and test the best genetic combinations for adapting to the versatile (multipurpose) terrestrial conditions.

Answer 5

this is totally wrong amphibian belong to the animal kingdom ONLY, amphibian include frongs, toads, and other creatures that live in water and land
no amphibian is a plant
clear?

Answer 6

Frogs

Answer 7

moos plant speicies are amphibian. they live partly in water aland

Answer 8

there are a lot. You have to be more specific or tell us why you want to know.

Answer 9

mmm not sure what you meen but i think frogs are

Answer 10

bryophytes- eg.funaria(i.e. a moss)