marchantiopsida

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Hepatic mosses, or Liverworts, or Marchantium mosses, is a department of plants with a poorly developed protonema; distributed around the globe, especially in the tropics. The number of species is from six to eight thousand. Previously, hepatic mosses were considered as a class of the department Mosses, or Mossy, - Marchantiopsida, or Hepaticopsida