- cordyceps, and in
particular Ophiocordyceps sinensis, were
considered zoophytes.
Zoophytes are
common in
medieval and
renaissance era herbals,
notable examples...
- (1818). "Ueber die
classification der Zoophyten" [On the
classification of
zoophytes]. Isis, Oder, Encyclopädische
Zeitung von Oken (in German). 2 (6): 1008–1019...
- vertebrates, molluscs,
articulated animals (arthropods and annelids), and
zoophytes (radiata) (echinoderms,
cnidaria and
other forms). This
division into...
-
metamorphosis had,
until 1832, led to
copepods being misidentified as
zoophytes or
insects (albeit
aquatic ones), or, for
parasitic copepods, 'fish lice'...
- century,
Georges Cuvier united Ctenophora and
Cnidaria in the
Radiata (
Zoophytes).
Thomas Cavalier-Smith, in 1983,
redefined Radiata as a
subkingdom consisting...
-
Tartary (Latin:
Agnus scythicus or
Planta Tartarica Barometz) is a
legendary zoophyte of
Central Asia, once
believed to grow
sheep as its fruit. It was believed...
-
relating to quadrupeds, birds, reptiles, fishes, annelides, insects, worms,
zoophytes, &c." and it
aimed at
describing "their habits, food, retreats, occasional...
- (1777–1850) as
chair of
Histoire naturelle des mollusques, des vers et des
zoophytes at the Muséum
national d'histoire naturelle.
Early in his career, he was...
- wissenschaften, 1832. p. 59 Dujardin, Félix (1841).
Histoire naturelle des
zoophytes. Infusoires,
comprenant la
physiologie et la
classificatin de ces animaux...
- (Lepidoptera), 11. Ripiptères (Strepsiptera), 12. Diptères (Diptera). IV.
Zoophytes. (
Zoophytes,
called Radiata in
English translations; now
Cnidaria and other...
