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Taeniocrada is a genus of extinct plants of Devonian age (420 to 360 million years ago). It is used as a form genus for fossil plants with leafless flattened stems which divided dichotomously and had prominent midribs regarded as containing vascular tissues. It has been suggested that some species assigned to this genus were aquatic.
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