Green Line
The green line indicates the whole of the plants (plants and algae) having a Plaste green resulting from a primary Endosymbiose (all house plants and majority of the green algas) or secondary with a green alga (the other green algas: Chlorarachniophytes and Euglénophytes).
From the point of view of the phylogeny of the hosts of the endosymbiose, it is a polyphyletic group.
From the point of view of the phylogeny of the endosymbiotes (plastids), it is a group monophyletic.
Herve Guyader and Guillaume Lecointre, in their work phylogenetic Classification of alive the , use the expression green line inopportunely to indicate the Archaeplastida .
See too
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