- The
rhyniophytes are a
group of
extinct early vascular plants that are
considered to be
similar to the
genus Rhynia,
found in the
Early Devonian (around...
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Tracheobionta and
Equisetopsida sensu lato. Some
early land
plants (the
rhyniophytes) had less
developed vascular tissue; the term
eutracheophyte has been...
- (sporangia) on
branched stems. They were
formerly classified among the
rhyniophytes, but it was
later found that some of the
original members of the group...
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locality being the
Brown Clee Hill lagerstätten. It was
listed as a
rhyniophyte by Hao and Xue in 2013. Edwards, D.; Axe, L.; Mendez, E. (2001). "A new...
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center of a
metaxylem cylinder)
haplostele is
prevalent in
members of the
rhyniophyte grade, such as Rhynia.
actinostele – a
variation of the
protostele in...
- (clubmosses and relatives). Hao and Xue in 2013
listed the
genus as a
rhyniophyte. Shute, C.H. & Edwards, D. (1989), "A new
rhyniopsid with
novel sporangium...
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Eogaspesiea was a
genus of
Early Devonian rhyniophyte with a
tangled mess of
branching axes that
reached 10 cm in length.
These probably emanated from...
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anatomical details remain unknown. It has been
treated as a
possible rhyniophyte. The only
known species is from Wales. Fanning, U.; Edwards, D.; Richardson...
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contained G-type tracheids. It was
initially provisionally ****igned to the "
rhyniophytes". However, this
group is
defined as
having terminal sporangia, whereas...
- of
names have been used,
which the
table below summarizes. For Banks,
rhyniophytes comprised simple leafless plants with
terminal sporangia (e.g., Cooksonia...
