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The complete plastome of the Antarctic moss Andreaea regularis (Andreaeaceae) and its comparative analyses within Bryophyta. [PDF]
BMC GenomicsSulaiman S +6 more
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The MOVECLIM - AZORES project: Bryophytes from Pico Island along an elevation gradient. [PDF]
Biodivers Data JGabriel R +10 more
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Horizontal transfer of matrix metalloproteinase genes links early animal and microbial evolution. [PDF]
Biol DirectParsons C, Fournier GP.
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How do the principal megabiases in the fossil record affect the discovery of past bryophyte diversity? [PDF]
Ann BotBlanco-Moreno C, Bippus AC, Tomescu AMF.
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2021
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2009
Abstract The evolution of land plants marks one of the most important events in earth history. Because of their lengthy and well-documented fossil record, the major patterns in early land plant evolution have mainly been interpreted using macrofossil evidence from the vascular plant lineage (1). Liverworts (Fig.
Niklas Wikström +2 more
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Abstract The evolution of land plants marks one of the most important events in earth history. Because of their lengthy and well-documented fossil record, the major patterns in early land plant evolution have mainly been interpreted using macrofossil evidence from the vascular plant lineage (1). Liverworts (Fig.
Niklas Wikström +2 more
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Chemosystematics of Marchantiophyta
2012On the basis of morphological characteristics, liverworts have been divided into the Marchantioid group or “complex thalloids”, and the Jungermannioid group, which comprises two morphological subgroups, “simple thalloids” and “leafy hepatics”. These groups have been defined in the hierarchy of most classification schemes and have long been viewed as ...
Yoshinori Asakawa +2 more
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Chemical Constituents of Marchantiophyta
2012Jungermannia hattoriana produces β-cyclocitral (12) (see Table 4.1). This represented the first isolation of this compound among the liverworts, when initially reported (590), although α-terpineol (17) has been isolated from Jungermannia vulcanicola (40).
Yoshinori Asakawa +2 more
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