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Morphology and evolution of epiphytic Davalliaceae scales
Botany, 2008The scales of most members of the Davalliaceae and related epiphytic, secondary-hemiepiphytic, and climbing ferns consist of a stalk and a shield, are dense, and are persistent on the long-creeping rhizomes. They differ from the sessile, mostly deciduous scales of the related terrestrial eupolypod ferns.
Chie Tsutsumi
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Frond Articulation in Species of Polypodiaceae and Davalliaceae
American Fern Journal, 1967Abscission, the natural detachment of a plant organ, is being studied by physiologists (e.g., Addicott, 1964; Rubinstein and Leopold, 1964; Jacobs and Kirk, 1966) after many years of interest on the part of morphologists. As new facts are discovered about growth-regulating substances, the physiological mechanisms governing senescence are becoming ...
Richard A White
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Molecular Phylogeny of Davalliaceae and Implications for Generic Classification
Systematic Botany, 2008A molecular phylogenetic analysis using the sequences of atpB, rbcL, accD, atpB-rbcL spacer, and rbcL-accD spacer was made for Davalliaceae with a focus on four systematically uncertain and nomenclaturally influential species. The result shows that Davalliaceae comprises six clades.
Kato Masahiro +2 more
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2021
This chapter introduces 14 species of medicinal ferns in 8 families, such as Ceratopteris thalictroides of Parkeriaceae, Diplazium subsinuatum of Athyriaceae, Cyclosorus parasiticus and Pronephrium triphyllum of Thelypteridaceae, Asplenium prolongatum and Neottopteris nidus of Aspleniaceae, Blechnum orientale, Brainea insignis and Woodwardia japonica ...
Ye Wencai, Li Chuyuan, Zeng Feiyan
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This chapter introduces 14 species of medicinal ferns in 8 families, such as Ceratopteris thalictroides of Parkeriaceae, Diplazium subsinuatum of Athyriaceae, Cyclosorus parasiticus and Pronephrium triphyllum of Thelypteridaceae, Asplenium prolongatum and Neottopteris nidus of Aspleniaceae, Blechnum orientale, Brainea insignis and Woodwardia japonica ...
Ye Wencai, Li Chuyuan, Zeng Feiyan
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Davalliaceae in Peninsular Malaysia, a preliminary study based on trnL-F region [PDF]
Blumea: Journal of Plant Taxonomy and Plant Geography, 2009 A preliminary molecular analysis based on trnL-F region is presented for 17 taxa of Davalliaceae in Peninsular Malaysia. Maximum parsimony and Bayesian analysis were conducted on the dataset in order to establish a robust phylogenetic relationship ...
Milne, R.I., Gibby, M., Maideen, H.
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