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Polysporangiates Multiple Spore Sub-Kingdom Search HHG gardengeek Polysporangiophytes are plants with a structure of branching axes terminating in sporangia. This includes most land plants (embryophytes) except for the bryophytes. Its definition is independent of the presence of vascular tissue. The earliest known polysporangiophytes are genera such as the famous Cooksonia and Aglaophyton. Sub-Kingdom These branches come from Polysporangiates : Euphyllophytina - Real Land Plants Lycopodiophyta - Clubmoss Division What's This? Polysporangiates Multiple Spore Sub-Kingdom Stomatophytes Air Pores Sub-Kingdom Embryophytes Multicellular Land Plants Streptobionta Multicellular Plants Plantae Plants Eukaryota Cells with a Nucleus Re-Root the Tree with this Node No Image Type: plan

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