- of fern. It has only one
extant species,
Claytosmunda claytoniana (synonym
Osmunda claytoniana), the
interrupted fern,
native to
Eastern Asia, Eastern...
-
Osmunda cinnamomea,
despite its
morphological similarity to
Osmunda claytoniana, was
sister to the rest of the family. This was
later confirmed by a...
-
dominant plant group in the Jur****ic period, with some species, such as
Osmunda claytoniana,
maintaining evolutionary stasis for at
least 180
million years....
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Osmorhiza longistylis (N)
Osmunda cinnamomea var.
cinnamomea (N)
Osmunda claytoniana (N)
Osmunda regalis var.
spectabilis (N)
Ostrya virginiana var. virginiana...
-
Osmunda cinnamomea,
despite its
morphological similarity to
Osmunda claytoniana, was
sister to the rest of the family, and
resurrected the segregate...
-
washed on
sores and
taken for
venereal disease, e.g. gonorrhea.
Osmunda claytoniana, used for
blood and
venereal diseases.
Chelidonium majus,
infusion mixed...
-
Osmorhiza longistylis (N)
Osmunda cinnamomea var.
cinnamomea (N)
Osmunda claytoniana (N)
Osmunda regalis var.
spectabilis (N)
Ostrya virginiana var. virginiana...
- Osmundastrum. Formerly, some
authors included the
interrupted fern,
Osmunda claytoniana, in the
genus or
section Osmundastrum,
because of its
gross apparent...
- studies." A
paramount example of
evolutionary stasis is the fern
Osmunda claytoniana.
Based on
paleontological evidence it has
remained unchanged, even at...
- brachiariae-eruciformis
Physoderma chrysopogonicola Physoderma citri Physoderma claytoniana Physoderma claytonianum Physoderma comari Physoderma commelinae Physoderma...
