Fern and Epiphyte Biology
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A directional water transport system on the female archegoniophore of Marchantia polymorpha enables efficient sperm delivery to elevated archegonia, supporting water-mediated fertilization on water-depriving land.
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Crown-embryophytes originated in the Late Ordovician (457–450 Ma), and crown-tracheophytes (432–428 Ma) plus crown-bryophytes (445–429 Ma) diverged in the early Silurian.
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