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Cycads /ˈsaɪkædz/ are seed
plants that
typically have a
stout and
woody (ligneous)
trunk with a
crown of large, hard, stiff,
evergreen and (usually) pinnate...
- of plant-insect interactions, with a low
diversity of plants,
mainly cycadophytes and ferns. Occasionally,
storm events would disrupt nearby oyster banks...
- grew as trees.
Other ****ociated Tri****ic
flora included ginkgophytes,
cycadophytes, conifers, and sphenopsids.
Tetrapods first appeared in
Antarctica during...
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comtula Unlike N. yukonensis, its
leaves are
pinnatisect pinnules. Common. N.
yukonensis The only **** Cr****
Formation cycadophyte. A
simple leaf. Common....
- not angiosperms,
coniferoids (conifers or cordaites),
ginkgophytes or
cycadophytes (cycads or bennettites). This is
particularly useful for
extinct seed...
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species of Ginkgo,
while an
undescribed Zamiaceae member is the sole
cycadophyte. Angiosperms,
commonly called flowering plants belong to a
single plant...
- (Araucariaceae, Cheirolepidiaceae, Cupressaceae,
Pinaceae or Voltziales),
Cycadophytes (Bennettitales),
Pteridosperms (Corysto****ceae),
Ferns (Dipteridaceae...
- 1007/s12549-014-0165-9. ISSN 1867-1594. S2CID 128411467. Taylor, T (2009), "
Cycadophytes",
Biology and
Evolution of
Fossil Plants, Elsevier, pp. 703–741, doi:10...
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Conifers became common by the
early Anisian,
while pteridosperms and
cycadophytes only
fully recovered by the late Anisian.
During the
survival phase in...
