Vegetative tissues: bryophytes, vascular resurrection plants and vegetative propagules.

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Unifying perspectives of some mechanisms basic to desiccation tolerance across life forms (2006, background): “These plants, so far known to be constituted by some 330 species, have been described from nine pteridophyte and ten angiosperm families (Proctor and Pence, 2002).”
Insights into the cellular mechanisms of desiccation tolerance among angiosperm resurrection plant species (2004, unknown): “Desiccation tolerance is defined as the ability to dry to an equilibrium with ambient air and to revive following the loss of all the protoplasmic water when moisture is available (Bewley 1979; Proctor & Pence 2002).”
Microclimate, light adaptation and desiccation tolerance of epiphytic bryophytes in two Venezuelan cloud forests (2006, methodology): “…net carbon balance after desiccation in terrestrial and saxicolous species including Tortula ruralis (Tuba et al., 1996), Grimmia pulvinata, Andreaea rothii (Proctor & Pence, 2002) and Polytrichum formosum (M. C. F. Proctor, J. G. Duckett & R. Ligrone, unpubl. data), using infra-red gas analysis.”