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Fossils uncovered in India that are 1.6 billion years of age and look like red green growth may speak to the soonest known plants, a disclosure that could compel researchers to reassess the planning of when significant genealogies in the tree of life initially showed up on Earth.

Analysts on Tuesday depicted the little, multicellular fossils as two sorts of red green growth, one string like and alternate bulbous, that lived in a shallow marine condition close by mats of microscopic organisms. As of not long ago, the most established known plants were 1.2-billion-year-old red green growth fossils from the Canadian Arctic.

The analysts said cell structures protected in the fossils and their general shape coordinate red green growth, a primitive sort of plant that today flourishes in marine settings, for example, coral reefs additionally can be found in freshwater conditions. A sort of red green growth known as nori is a typical sushi fixing.

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