Circumpulpales

Circumpulpales is a clade of plants that are part of the group of vascular plants. It was proposed by Bowe et al. in 2010 and comprises the lycophyte combination of sphenophytes and other lycophytes, as well as most groups of major tree ferns and Vessel axillary teeth ferns, Psilotales and Platyzomorpha ferns, all put into the clade.

Circumpulpales is distinct from the more general clade known as euphyllophytes, or "true" vascular plants, which excludes lycophyte plants that have no provascular tissue. The arrangement of the leaf fossil Ferugliphytum established it as part of the broader group of plants that were more related to each other than other types of saplings.

Studies of modern and ancient plants have specifically identified that circumpulpales contains 41 created clade plants that were the same level of life as those groups in some parts of the past, within over 428 million years ago. There is no consensus to confirm that circumpulpales came in before dibloggolphces-in.

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