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The Araucariaceae: An evolutionary perspective
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 1982 Abstract The Araucariaceae, containing two extant genera, Agathis and Araucaria , is a Southern Hemisphere conifer family with a very resticted present day distribution. Although the group has only a few living species, it was once widespread including numerous taxa in the Northern Hemisphere in the Jurassic Period.
Hill, R.S., Bigwood, A.J.
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Leaf Axil Anatomy of the Araucariaceae
Australian Journal of Botany, 1987 Well defined, persistent meristems, which possess neither a bud-like organisation nor vascular connections with the central vascular cylinder, were found in the apparently blank leaf axils of six species of Agathis and 13 species of Araucaria. In other conifers, leaf axils of similar external appearance are usually reported to lack, or gradually lose ...
Burrows, G. E.
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The record of Araucariaceae macrofossils in New Zealand
Alcheringa, 2008Pole, M., December, 2008. The record of Araucariaceae macrofossils in New Zealand. Alcheringa 32, 405–426. ISSN 0311-5518. The Araucariaceae have a long record in New Zealand, extending back to the Jurassic at least, and Araucaria extends back to at least the Late Cretaceous.
Mike Pole
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Mesozoic Araucariaceae: Morphology and systematic relationships
Journal of Plant Research, 1994The Southern Hemisphere conifer family Araucariaceae has a very restricted present day distribution, but was more widespread in the past. The genusAraucaria is represented by good fossil material in both hemispheres as early as the Jurassic, whileAgathis is only known from the Southern Hemisphere beginning in the Cretaceous.
Ruth A Stockey
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Araucariaceae (Pinopsida): Aspects in palaeobiogeography and palaeobiodiversity in the Mesozoic
Zoologischer Anzeiger, 2007Abstract The paper examines recent information on the history of the ‘southern hemisphere’ conifer family Araucariaceae and gives supplementary notes to previously published monographs. Important data from the Mesozoic fossil record are presented and summarized to describe the ancient diversity and distribution of Araucariaceae.
Lutz Kunzmann
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Purification and biological effects of Araucaria angustifolia (Araucariaceae) seed lectin
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2006 This paper describes the purification and characterization of a new N-acetyl-d-glucosamine-specific lectin from Araucaria angustifolia (AaL) seeds (Araucariaceae) and its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial activities. AaL was purified using a combination of affinity chromatography on a chitin column and ion exchange chromatography on Sephacel-DEAE ...
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Araucariaceae macrofossil record from South America and Antarctica [PDF]
Alcheringa, 2012 Araucariaceae fossils are abundant in Patagonia and on Seymour (Marambio) and King George (25 de Mayo) islands, Antarctica. Araucariacean macrofossil suites are represented by records of 121 woods, leaves, ovuliferous scales, cones, one seed and ...
Carolina Panti, Roberto R Pujana
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Fossil woods from the Cross Valley Formation (Paleocene of Western Antarctica): Araucariaceae-dominated forests [PDF]
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 2015 Fossil woods from Paleocene sediments of the Cross Valley Formation (Seymour Island, Antarctic Peninsula) are anatomically studied in detail. We collected 64 samples represented almost exclusively by conifers (95%). Only three samples of not determinable
Roberto R Pujana, Sérgio A Marenssi
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