Eotracheophytic
Eotracheophytic An epoch in the evolution of plants, proposed in 1993 by J. Gray, that lasted from the latest Liandovery (about 432Ma) in the Early Silurian until the mid-Lochkovian (about 402 Ma) in the Early Devonian. During this epoch simple plant spores, dispersed individually, become increasingly common in several plant groups, including early vascular plants, and the earliest undoubted plant megafossils have been dated to this time.
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