Plant Reproduction: Moss Life Cycle

The video tutorial explains the reproduction of moss plants from both asexual and sexual perspectives. It describes the structure of a typical moss plant, highlighting the sporophyte and gametophyte parts. The sporophyte produces spores that disperse and develop into gametophytes, which can produce male and female sex cells. Fertilization occurs when male sperm swims to the female egg, leading to a new organism. This process is part of the alternation of generations, where spore-producing and sex cell-producing phases alternate.

Explain how male and female sex cells are produced in Moss plants.

What is meant by 'alternation of generations' in the context of Moss reproduction?