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Calamites: Habit, Sub-Genera and Structure

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Habit of Calamites 2. Sub-Genera of Calamites 3. Structure. Habit of Calamites: The name Catamites was first proposed by Suckow (1784) and later in 1828, Brongniart established its relationship with Equisetum. Catamites was a tall tree that attained a height of about 33 ft (10 m). The plant had a stout underĀ­ground [...]

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Equisetum: Habitat, Structure and Reproduction

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Habit and Habitat of Equisetum 2. Structure of Equisetum 3. Reproduction 4. Life Cycle. Habit and Habitat of Equisetum: The plant body of Equisetum has an aerial part and an underground rhizome part (Fig. 7.83). The rhizome is perennial, horizontal, branched and creeping in nature. The aerial part is herbaceous and usually [...]

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Isoetes: Structure and Reproduction

In this article we will discuss about the structure and reproduction in Isoetes with the help of diagrams. Structure of Isoetes: Sporophyte: The plant resembles a monocot garlic plant in particular (Fig. 7.59). Isoetes is commonly called 'Quill wort' due to the quill (a large feather)-like structure of the leaves. The plant body consists of a condensed, lobed corm or [...]

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