- gap.
Horsetails (Equisetum) bear only a
single vein, and
appear to be
microphyllous; however, the
fossil record suggests that
their forebears had leaves...
- Alternatively,
Simpson uses:
Uninervous Central midrib with no
lateral veins (
microphyllous), seen in the non-seed
bearing tracheophytes, such as
horsetails Dichotomous...
- size. The
extant lycophytes are
vascular plants (tracheophytes) with
microphyllous leaves,
distinguishing them from the
euphyllophytes (plants with megaphyllous...
-
United States.
Ambrosia Dumosa (commonly
known as Burroweed) is a
common microphyllous drought deciduous species which is
found near
those same
areas as it...
-
daytime home and can be
found on the open
ground or in vegetation, like
microphyllous desertic brushwood or
other classifications.
Centruroides implies this...
-
probably green. The
trunk was
topped with a
plume of long, gr****-like,
microphyllous leaves, so that the
plant looked somewhat like a tall,
forked bottle...
- form
their mid-vein. One theory, the "enation theory",
holds that the
microphyllous leaves of
clubmosses developed by
outgrowths of the
protostele connecting...
-
length as
being either mesophyllous (leaves 13–26 cm or 5.1–10.2 in) or
microphyllous (leaves 1–6 cm or 0.39–2.36 in).
Mesophyllous forest occurs at elevations...
- the
lower Cretaceous period of Jordan. The petiolate, symmetrical,
microphyllous,
elliptical leaves of
Scutifolium jordani**** are 22-51 mm long, and...
- and
branchlets near tips are
often with
multiple flagelliform and
microphyllous. The only very
common distinction between variants is the
presence of...
