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Structure of adult fern

Explain the structure of adult fern where cells which are undergoing the meiosis can be found?

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Within these plants meiosis occurs within structures termed as the sorus (plural, sori), small dustlike brown dots lining underside of the fern leaves. The sori consists of the sporangia where reproductive cells generally undergo meiosis and where the spores are produced.

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