Against this hypothesis, some researchers have previously reported complex behaviors in some of the most ancient of stomata-bearing plants, the bryophytes.

In this episode of Crash Course Botany, we dive into the first few branches of plants’ phylogenetic tree—bryophytes and seedless vascular plants, like mosses and ferns.

Tiny Plants in a Big Changing World Bryophytes are an important part of our environment, but in the tropics, there’s still much to learn about them.

Anecdotal evidence, however, suggested that bryophytes, a group of non-vascular plants, are tolerant to glyphosate—though this tolerance had not been confirmed experimentally, and the potential ...

Non-vascular bryophytes live in colonies that cover the ground and resemble tiny forests. In a real forest, plants compete for light in different layers of the canopy. If a plant does not receive ...

Non-vascular bryophytes live in colonies that cover the ground and resemble tiny forests. In a real forest, plants compete for light in different layers of the canopy. If a plant does not receive ...

Conservation staff are celebrating the success of a trial at Stanner Rocks, Powys after grazing goats notably improved the ...

It sounds like something from the movies — scientists uncover a sample of plant material frozen inside a glacier for hundreds of years, bring it back to the lab, and watch as it comes back to ...

With 101 species, Kerala recorded highest number of fauna discoveries, followed by Karnataka — 82; Tamil Nadu recorded 63 ...

Secondly, we found that the stomata of our representative bryophytes (hornworts and mosses) lacked even the most basic responses to light found in all other land plants.