-
Horneophyton is an
extinct early plant which may form a "missing link"
between the
hornworts and the Rhyniopsida. It is a
member of the
class Horneophytopsida...
- the
horneophytes include: †Caia Fanning,
Edwards &
Richardson (1990) †
Horneophyton Barg****n &
Darrah (1938) (Hornea
Kidston & Lang (1920) non
Baker (1877);...
- grew on
sandy surfaces, and is
often preserved there in life position;
Horneophyton grew on sinter, the
sediment formed by the hot springs.
These two colonisers...
-
inadequate anatomical preservation", but
exclude plants like
Aglaophyton and
Horneophyton which definitely do not
possess tracheids.: 214–215 In 1966, slightly...
- in 1917,
under the name Psilophyta, with only
three genera (Rhynia,
Horneophyton and Psilophyton) for a
group of
fossil plants from the
Upper Silurian...
- "protracheophytes", such as
Aglaophyton or
Horneophyton tracheophytes or
vascular plants...
-
bryophytes and that of true
vascular plants (eutracheophytes).
Genera such as
Horneophyton have water-conducting
tissue more like that of mosses, but a different...
-
although fossil evidence of
rhizoids occurs for
several species, such as
Horneophyton. The
earliest land
plants did not have
vascular systems for transport...
- "protracheophytes",
which were
precursors to
vascular plants (e.g.,
Horneophyton, Aglaophyton);
basal tracheophytes (e.g., Stockmansella,
Rhynia gwynne-vaughanii);...
- form
genus name
Remyophyton delicatum. Like
those of
Aglaophyton major,
Horneophyton lignieri and
Nothia aphylla the
gametophytes of
Rhynia were dioicous...
