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Biological Reviews, 1949
SummaryIntensive morphological studies have been devoted to the more primitive ferns, which represent a small minority of living species, but too little is yet known about the vast majority of other ferns, with the result that recent attempts at a natural classification show considerable differences of treatment.The problem is complicated by convergent
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SummaryIntensive morphological studies have been devoted to the more primitive ferns, which represent a small minority of living species, but too little is yet known about the vast majority of other ferns, with the result that recent attempts at a natural classification show considerable differences of treatment.The problem is complicated by convergent
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Science, 2015
At first, I was saddened when I read the Working Life article “For the love of ferns” (19 December 2014, p. [1586][1]), in which K. Perkins describes getting into science by accident, pursuing her graduate degree in a top lab at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, accepting a tenure-track position at Johns Hopkins, and subsequently withdrawing from ...
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At first, I was saddened when I read the Working Life article “For the love of ferns” (19 December 2014, p. [1586][1]), in which K. Perkins describes getting into science by accident, pursuing her graduate degree in a top lab at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, accepting a tenure-track position at Johns Hopkins, and subsequently withdrawing from ...
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Ferns and Fern Allies of Louisiana.
American Midland Naturalist, 1942H. L. Blomquist +2 more
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Annals of Botany
Abstract Background and Aims Tree ferns are substantial hosts for epiphytes, often hosting distinct communities that are considerably different from other hosts. While previous research has highlighted the prevalence of epiphytic ferns growing on tree ferns, studies have yet to explore this ...
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Abstract Background and Aims Tree ferns are substantial hosts for epiphytes, often hosting distinct communities that are considerably different from other hosts. While previous research has highlighted the prevalence of epiphytic ferns growing on tree ferns, studies have yet to explore this ...
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The Ferns and Fern Allies of Wisconsin.
Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, 1953M. A. Chrysler, R. M. Tryon
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Ferns and Fern Allies in Wisconsin
American Fern Journal, 1928W. N. Steil, A. M. Fuller
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Ferns and Fern Allies of Minnesota
American Fern Journal, 1955C. V. Morton, Rolla M. Tryon
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Ferns and Fern Allies of Texas
American Fern Journal, 1957Ira L. Wiggins, Donovan S. Correll
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