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The 18 pages that link to Archaeplastida, each with the reason it gives.

• Red algaeNarrower topic: Red algae share this broad evolutionary grouping with plants and glaucophytes.

• Secondary endosymbiosisRelated: Its members include the primary plastid-bearing lineages that served as secondary endosymbionts.

• Green algaeNarrower topic: Green algae belong to this broader radiation of primary-plastid-bearing eukaryotes.

• Primary endosymbiosisNarrower topic: Its members share plastids generally traced to primary endosymbiosis.

• Brown algaeCompared with: Brown algae are not members of Archaeplastida, the lineage containing plants and their closest algal relatives.

• PlantNarrower topic: This lineage places plants among relatives that share an ancient primary endosymbiosis.

• AlgaeBroader topic: Several familiar algal groups share ancestry within this photosynthetic lineage.

• SAR supergroupCompared with: It is a separate major eukaryotic grouping, despite photosynthetic members also occurring within SAR.

• ChromalveolataCompared with: Its primary plastid lineages contrast with the secondary red-algal plastids central to Chromalveolata.

• GlaucophyteNarrower topic: Glaucophytes are one of the three major branches of this plastid-bearing lineage.

• OpisthokontCompared with: Its photosynthetic lineages contrast with the animal- and fungus-rich opisthokont clade.

• ProtozoaRelated: Some traditionally named protozoa fall among algal lineages within this group.

• SymbiogenesisRelated: Its members share plastids derived from an ancient primary endosymbiotic event.

• CharophytaNarrower topic: This larger grouping places charophytes among the descendants of primary plastid acquisition.

• DiaphoretickesBroader topic: This major lineage is included in Diaphoretickes.

• BikontBroader topic: Archaeplastida is one of the principal lineages included in the proposed Bikonta.

• Evolutionary history of plantsNarrower topic: Its lineages trace the broader ancestry of plants and their closest algal relatives.

• PlantNarrower topic: Land plants belong to this broader lineage of photosynthetic eukaryotes.