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Botany

the view that the land plant sporophyte arose as a new phase interpolated into a gametophyte life cycle, contrasted with the homologous theory.

In botany, antithetic theory of alternation of generations refers to the view that the land plant sporophyte arose as a new phase interpolated into a gametophyte life cycle, contrasted with the homologous theory. This meaning comes from Haig (2008) in The Botanical Review.[1]

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Haig, D. (2008). Homologous Versus Antithetic Alternation of Generations and the Origin of Sporophytes. The Botanical Review, 74(3), 395-418. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12229-008-9012-x

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