Nail plants

Nail plants are known to have inhabited the earth since 360 ​​million years ago. Nail plants have a more complex body structure compared with moss plants. Clarity between the organs on the body of nail plants ie roots, stems, and leaves into the base grouping of nail plants into the group of plants kormophyta or plants that already have roots, stems, and leaves. This basic feature is to pair the nail plants with seed plants. Meanwhile, nail plants are also included in tracheophyta plants or plants that have a network of carriers (vascular). How to breed with spores, separating pteridophyta with high-level plants that breed with seeds.
Nail plant is one of the divisions of the plant kingdom (regnum) (plantae). This group is separated specifically into a separate division because it has more advanced features compared to the group of moss plant (bryophyta), but simpler than spermatophyta (seed plants). Nail plant is a sporaphyta plant that is a plant that breeds with spores. However, in the life cycle of nail plants also experienced sexual breeding. Nail plants undergo the hereditary metagenesis between the spores and the sexual. Spore phase is the dominant phase in nail plants. Nail plants have been classified into plant kormus ie plants that have roots, stems and leaves true.