Land plants first appeared in the Silurian period. This period took place during the Paleozoic Era. This was 438 million years ago.
Based on the earliest fossils of land plants, researchers found that had evolved on Earth by about 700 million years ago while land fungi by about 1,300 million years ago.
Late Ordovician to Early Silurian
No land plants in the deepest rock layers. Water plants are easily covered with sediment while land plants rot long before sediment covers them usually.
Fungi provided the mechanism for plants to obtain nutrients from the soil.Scientists believe that fungi and plants have had a beneficial relationship for millions of years. Researchers have hypothesized that land plants originated in water and then moved to land. However, for a long time they were not sure how plants were able to make this transition to land without complex roots that could absorb nutrients. Now some scientists believe that the link lies in the glomeromycetes, whose hyphae attach to plant roots to help the plants pull nutrients from the soil.
Aotearoa is the maori word that roughly translates to "the land of the long white cloud." That is what the maori people called New Zealand because when they were traveling over the seas they were trying to find land, and clouds normally appear over land. They saw long white cloud while they were traveling then came upon the islands of New Zealand, hence the name.
Aquatic plants under high salinity conditions.
short-day plants some examples of short-day plants are poinsettias, strawberries, and ragweed
a long time ago
Millipedes first appeared on land during the Siluvian geologic period.
Sharks appeared long before the dinosaurs. Their oldest fossils date back to somewhere between 450 and 420 million years ago, before there were land animals and when few plants had even colonized land. The first dinosaurs didn't appear until 230 million years ago. The sharks also outlasted the non-avian dinosaurs during the K-T extinction 65.5 million years ago, and they will probably continue to swim in the oceans for hundreds of millions of years to come.
No land plants in the deepest rock layers. Water plants are easily covered with sediment while land plants rot long before sediment covers them usually.
No land plants in the deepest rock layers. Water plants are easily covered with sediment while land plants rot long before sediment covers them usually.
No land plants in the deepest rock layers. Water plants are easily covered with sediment while land plants rot long before sediment covers them usually.
No land plants in the deepest rock layers. Water plants are easily covered with sediment while land plants rot long before sediment covers them usually.
what variation would helpa land plant survive if long lasting droughts developed?
on the 12th of march
A Long...Long....Long....Long......Long....Long.....Long...Long.......Long.....Long....Long..Long Time Ago XD
About 230 million years ago.
Not long. My Charizard was the first one I found, and its at lv.100