4. In the phylogenetic tree of vascular plants below, all of the taxa directly under each box belong to the group in the box (i.e., the lycophytes include clubmosses, quillworts, and spikemosses). Which of the four boxed groups are monophyletic, and which are paraphyletic? What characteristic(s) would separate bryophytes from lycophytes? bryophytes lycophytes seed plants clubmosses quillworts angiosperms ferns gymnosperms monocots Roots Seeds True leaves, roots Vascular tissue liverworts mosses hornworts spikemosses Amborella dicots

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4. In the phylogenetic tree of vascular plants below, all of the taxa directly under each box belong to the
group in the box (i.e., the lycophytes include clubmosses, quillworts, and spikemosses). Which of the four
boxed groups are monophyletic, and which are paraphyletic? What characteristic(s) would separate
bryophytes from lycophytes?
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bryophytes
lycophytes
seed plants
angiosperms
hornworts
Amborella
dicots
Roots
Seeds
True leaves, roots
Vascular tissue
liverworts
mosses
clubmosses
quillworts
spikemosses
ferns
gymnosperms
monocots
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