did land plants evolved from charophytes
The charophyte algae are six distinct groups of mostly freshwater green algae that are related to modern land plants. Charophyte algae exhibit diverse morphologies and reproductive strategies, from unicells to branching erect forms, and from swimming asexual spores to sex involving eggs and sperm, respectively.and plants dominate the terrestrial ecosystem and are often treated as the plant kingdom in toto, although they are a subgroup of green algae phylogenetically. Land plants are the most derived descendants of the charophyte green algae because they produce embryos that are nourished by maternal gametophytic tissue.