The Protolepidodendridae comprising of the single order Protolepidodendrales consist of Palaeozoic fossils extending from the Silurian to the Devonian. They are usually placed within a single family Protolepidodendraceae which may be rather artificial as the details of most of the genera are not known. The sporophytes were herbaceous with the branches densely covered by microphyllous, […]
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Life Cycle of Selaginella (With Diagram) | Plants
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In this article we will discuss about the life cycle of selaginella, explained with the help of suitable diagrams. Selaginella is a very large genus of about 700 tropical to temperate species growing almost everywhere on this Earth. Although so large, the genus shows a uniformity lacking in the genus Lycopodium. The genus is more […]
Notes on Protoleptosporangidae | Plants
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The Protoleptosporangidae or the Osmundidae comprising of the single order Osmundales with the single family Osmundaceae is taken out of the Leptosporangiates as proposed by Hirmer (1927) as it is not truly leptosporangiate. The Osmundales is a very ancient order represented by Thamnopteris and Zalesskya from late Permian and by Osmundites itself from Jurassic onwards. […]
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