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Pterophytes typically grow along stream beds or in damp forests.

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The first pterophytes appered around?

375 Million years ago


Do pterophyta have fronds in place of leaves?

Yes, pterophytes have fronds, which are large, complex leaves that typically have a prominent midrib and branching veins. These fronds are the primary photosynthetic organs of pterophytes and are characteristic of this group of plants.


The first pterophytes appeared around what?

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The first pterophytes appeared around when?

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The first pterophytes appeared around what year?

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What are the major structural and functional features of Bryophytes Pterophytes Gymnosperms Angiosperms plants?

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What structural adaptation allows pterophytes to grow larger than bryophyte?

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Do pterophytes produce spores?

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Is a horsetail a seed plant?

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