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Archegoniatae

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Archegoniatae 

plants having a female sex organ in the form of an archegonium. Archegoniatae were first categorized as a separate subdivision in 1876 by the Russian botanist I. N. Gorozhankin, who included it in the gymno-sperms, bryophytes, and Pteropsida, in distinction to the an-giosperms (Gynoeciatae), which have no archegonium but a complex female organ, the pistil. Most botanists divide these groups into three independent subdivisions: the bryophytes, the Pteropsida, and the gymnosperms.

REFERENCES

Meier, K. I. “Arkhegonial’nye rasteniia.” Morfologiia i sistematika vysshikh rastenii, part 1. Moscow, 1947.
Takhtadzhian, A. L. Vysshie rasteniia, vol. 1. Moscow-Leningrad, 1956.


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