Assertion: moss's spore | /r/HasProperty | released
Facets:
value: from an adult moss
type: OTHER
value: from the capsule
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Spores are produced in the cylinder around a central columella of sterile tissue and are released as the mature tip of the sporophyte dries out and twists in the air.
text: It may have an operculum (cap) that must be removed before the spores can be released.
text: Late in the summer, the calyptra and operculum become detached from the sporangium allowing the spores to be released.
text: The spores are released when the sporangium is mature and typically dry.
text: When conditions are favorable, the spores are released.
text: Once the new haploid spores are released the whole sexual reproduction cycle may start again.
text: Late in the summer, the calyptra and operculum become detached from the sporangium allowing the spores to be released.
text: These spores are released when the pod is dried and blown by the wind or carriers to new locations, budding as ‘protonema’ in damp areas.
text: When the spores are released, they disperse.
text: Matured spores are released when the capsule top ruptures and drift off to form new plants.
text: The calyptra is usually lost before the spores are released from the capsule.
text: As the sporophyte dries the slits open and the spores can be released.
text: When a spore is released from an adult moss, it must find a moist place in which to germinate.