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Also known as land plants, Embryobiota, Embryophyta

The embryophytes () are plants of the clade Embryophyta, also known as 'Plantae sensu strictissimo (, "plant in the strictest sense") or land plants'. They are complex multicellular eukaryotes with haplodiplontic life cycles, all have specialized reproductive organs called sporangia, and reproduce sexually via alternation of generations using spores or seeds. The name "embryophyte" derives from their innovative characteristic of nurturing the embryonic sporophytes within the tissues of the parent gametophytes during the early stages of multicellular development. They are the dominant group of

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Embryophytes are land plants that represent a major group of complex organisms characterized by their unique ability to protect developing embryos within parent plant tissues and reproduce through spores or seeds via an alternating life cycle. This innovation of internal embryo protection was a crucial adaptation that allowed plants to thrive on land and become the dominant vegetation we see in most terrestrial ecosystems today.

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Species

Species: Psilotum nudum (L.) P. Beauv. Date: 1967-12-29 Location: Sengwa Research Station, Gokwe Habitat: Growing out of rock face in very shaded gorge of a tributary of the Kove River.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
taxon
Subclass of
plant
Parent taxon
Phragmoplastophyta
Named after
embryo
Image
Plants.jpg
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taxon rank
infrakingdom
taxon name
Embryophytes
topic's main category
Category:Embryophyta
Commons category
Embryophyta
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