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Quick Notes on Gymnosperms | Plants

The Gymnosperms comprise of that group of plants in which a naked, (i.e., exposed and not encased in a closed ovary) seed with a single integument is present. A seed is a mature integument megasporangium. The megasporangium is now called the ovule and is usually associated with a sporophyll or carpel. The ovule permanently retains within it the megaspore which [...]

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Notes on Taxaceae | Plants

The below mentioned article provides a note on taxaceae. The family Taxaceae comprise of evergreen trees with flat, linear, apparently distichous leaves and without resin canals. They are mostly confined to the Northern Hemisphere. Male flowers solitary or in small, axillary cones. Pollen grains wing­less and do not cut off any prothallial cell during male gametophyte formation. Micro- sporophylls peltate [...]

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Classification of Coniferales: 10 Families | Plants

The following points highlight the ten families under which coniferales has been classified. The families are:- 1. Lebachiaceae 2. Voltziaceae 3. Palissyaceae 4. Cheirolepida Ceae 5. Protopinaceae 6. Taxodiaceae 7. Cupressaceae 8. Araucariaceae 9. Podocarpaceae 10. Cephalotoxageae. Family # 1. Lebachiaceae: The family Lebachiaceae, based on the genus Lebachia and formed by Florin out of Upper Carboniferous and Permian fossils [...]

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