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Linda Trevino
20 September, 10:35
Why psilopsida are called early tracheophytes
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Grease
20 September, 13:09
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Pteridophytes are tracheophyte (vascular) plants that mean they have specialized tissues for conduction of water and nutrients. Therefore, in pteridophytes, the substance transport is carried out through vessels.
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