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(2189) Proposal to conserve the name Pityostrobus against Zamiostrobus (fossil Gymnospermae, Pinopsida)

TAXON, 2013
The genus Pityostrobus was established by Dutt (l.c.) for petrified ovulate cones from the Eocene sediments of Great Britain, now known also from the Upper Jurassic to the Early Cretaceous–Miocene, being widely distributed in Europe, Siberia, Central and Eastern Asia, India, North and South America, and comprising at present ca.
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Материалы к флоре северо-западной части Приволжской возвышенности. Сообщение 2. Семенные растения: хвойные (Pinopsida)

2018
The report contains information on 23 species of wild-growing and cultivated plants of the class Gymnosperms (Pinopsida), authentically registered in the north-west of the Volga Upland. The report is the second in the series of publications containing information for the species composition of vascular plants of this major geomorphological department ...
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Silice v jehličnanech (Pinopsida) a jejich využití

This thesis focuses on a brief characteristic of conifers (Pinopsida) in the light of their taxonomy, morphology and reproduction, secondary metabolism of plants and production of essential oils. Essential oils are then characterised in terms of their composition, uses and methods of their retrieving/extraction.
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(2189) Proposal to conserve the name Pityostrobus against Zamiostrobus (fossil Gymnospermae, Pinopsida)

Taxon, 2013
Alexander B Doweld
exaly  

(1568) Proposal to conserve the name Doliostrobus Marion (1888) (fossil Pinopsida) against Doliostrobus Marion (1884) (fossil Lycopsida )

Taxon, 2002
Zlatko Kvaček
exaly  

Revision ofCunninghamia protokonishiiTanaietOnoe (Pinopsida, Cupressaceae) from East Asia

Paleontological Research, 2017
Atsushi Yabe
exaly  

(1568) Proposal to conserve the name Doliostrobus Marion (1888) (fossil Pinopsida) against Doliostrobus Marion (1884) (fossil Lycopsida)

TAXON, 2002
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Standardizing names applied to pollen and spores in New Zealand Quaternary palynology

New Zealand Journal of Botany, 2011
N T Moar, Janet M Wilmshurst, M S Mcglone   +2 more
exaly