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Meanings of bryophyta sensu lato in English

Russian
мохообразные растения
Portuguese
briófitas
Spanish
briofitas
Catalan
briòfits en sentit ampli
Wikidata

Terrestrial plants that lack vascular tissue.

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        мохообразные растения
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        Examples for "bryophytes"
        Examples for "bryophytes"
        1
        Even with lichens removed, bryophytes is a busy realm, with over ten thousand species contained within some seven hundred genera.
        A short history of nearly everything
        2
        These results suggest that chitin-triggered calcium oscillations are conserved and were likely present in the common ancestor of bryophytes and vascular plants.
        Pubmed
        3
        Bryophytes also promote soil C accumulation by thermally insulating soils, and changes in their biomass influence soil C dynamics.
        Pubmed
        4
        Bryophytes are very generally distributed over the earth, and those of a single country, such as Britain, afford examples of all the chief natural groups.
        Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Bréquigny, Louis George...
        1
        The mossist growled and a mass of blots mottled an inchman's skin, a bryophyte coating clogging its mouth and the holes of its eyes.
        Iron Council
        2
        Bryophytes also promote soil C accumulation by thermally insulating soils, and changes in their biomass influence soil C dynamics.
        Pubmed
        3
        Even with lichens removed, bryophytes is a busy realm, with over ten thousand species contained within some seven hundred genera.
        A short history of nearly everything
        4
        These results suggest that chitin-triggered calcium oscillations are conserved and were likely present in the common ancestor of bryophytes and vascular plants.
        Pubmed
        5
        Bryophytes are very generally distributed over the earth, and those of a single country, such as Britain, afford examples of all the chief natural groups.
        Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Bréquigny, Louis George...