Land plants arose 100 million years earlier than thought

Zee News Tuesday, 20 February 2018 ()
Land plants arose 100 million years earlier than thoughtThe study indicates that these events actually occurred a hundred million years earlier, changing perceptions of the evolution of the Earth's biosphere.
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News video: Plants Began To Populate Earth 100 Million Years Prior To Previous Estimates

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Before there were animals there were plants, and a recent study suggests that plants began to populate the Earth 100 million years prior to previous estimates.

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