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The Horneophytopsida, informally called horneophytes, are a class of extinct plants which consisted of branched stems without leaves, true roots or vascular...

the earliest-diverging (but now extinct) non-bryophytes, such as the horneophytes, did not have true vascular tissue, and secondly because many mosses...

different groups. For example, Tortilicaulis has been considered to be a horneophyte. The general term "rhyniophytes" or "rhyniophytoids" is sometimes used...