The origins of water conducting tissues as clues to bryophyte evolution

Alison R. Gill

doi:10.1093/plphys/kiag604

August 12, 2026PLANT PHYSIOLOGYOpen Access

The origins of water conducting tissues as clues to bryophyte evolution

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To examine the evolutionary origins, structural adaptations, and developmental pathways of water-conducting tissues across bryophytes and early land plants.
Synthesized comparative anatomical, genomic, and physiological evidence regarding internal water transport in bryophytes and tracheophytes.
Identifies shared and distinct developmental pathways regulating specialized water-conducting cells among nonvascular and vascular plant lineages.
Elucidates how early conductive tissue adaptations enabled the terrestrial radiation of ancestral land plants.

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Evolutionary review uncovers developmental origins of water-conducting tissues in bryophytes, highlighting adaptations during early land plant diversification.

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