- taxonomy.
Numerous flowering plants resemble ferns, or have
fern-like foliage, and some open
flowers during nighttime. Some true
ferns, like
Osmunda regalis...
-
makes up 80% of
living fern diversity, did not
appear and
diversify until the Cretaceous,
contemporaneous with the rise of
flowering plants that came to...
-
species is
sometimes known as
flowering fern due to the
appearance of its
fertile fronds.[citation needed]
Royal fern is a
large perennial herb with...
- color, the
ferns look as if they are in flower, and so this
genus is
sometimes called the "
flowering ferns". Osmunda, the type
genus of the
fern order, Osmundales...
- is
prized as a
local delicacy Zenmai or
flowering fern,
Osmunda ****onica,
found in East Asia
Vegetable fern,
Athyrium esculentum,
found throughout Asia...
-
groups of
extinct gymnosperms,
particularly seed
ferns, have been
proposed as the
ancestors of
flowering plants but
there is no
continuous fossil evidence...
-
Incarvillea delavayi, the so‑called
hardy gloxinia or
flowering fern, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Bignoniaceae,
native to
western Sichuan...
-
Anemia mexicana, the
Mexican flowering fern, is a
fern species in the
genus Anemia,
sometimes called flowering ferns. It is
native to much of
Mexico and...
- ****onica (syn.
Osmunda nipponica Makino), also
called Asian royal fern or fiddlehead, is a
fern in the
genus Osmunda native to east Asia,
including ****an, China...
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group of
flowering plants remains contentious. By the Late Cretaceous,
angiosperms appear to have
dominated environments formerly occupied by
ferns and gymnosperms...
