Much of the world's coal reserves were formed from the buried remains of the dominant plants of the Carboniferous period. What were the dominant plants of the period?

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The dominant plants of the Carboniferous period were seedless vascular plants, including ferns, horsetails, and clubmosses, which contributed to the formation of coal reserves.

Much of the World's Coal Reserves Were Formed from the Buried