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Phylogenomics of Paragymnopteris (Cheilanthoideae, Pteridaceae): Insights from plastome, mitochondrial, and nuclear datasets.

Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution
Previous studies have shown that at least six genera of the Cheilanthoideae, a subfamily of the fern family Pteridaceae, may not be monophyletic. In these non-monophyletic genera, the Old-World genus Paragymnopteris including approximately five species ...
Jing Zhao   +11 more
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SEM and LM insights: Spore morphology and its taxonomic significance in Sino Himalayan, Malesian, and European elements of Pteridaceae

Microscopy research and technique (Print)
The Pteridaceae family, known for its taxonomic complexity, presents challenges in identification due to high variability among its species. This study investigates the spore morphology employing both SEM and LM techniques in 10 Pteridaceae taxa ...
S. N. Shah   +8 more
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The identity of Coniogramme wilsonii (Pteridaceae)

Phytotaxa, 2018
Most of Chinese specimens identified as Coniogramme wilsonii were actually C. fauriei. Based on field observation on C. sinensis around the type locality, type examination, and a review of the literature, C. sinensis is proposed as a synonym of C. wilsonii.
Zhao, Junwen   +3 more
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FAMILIA PTERIDACEAE

Flora del Bajío y de Regiones Adyacentes, 2019
La familia Pteridaceae es una de las más diversas de helechos, contiene entre 44 y 53 géneros y entre 950 y 1211 especies en el mundo. En México está representada por 32 géneros y alrededor de 218 especies. En la región de estudio se registran 16 géneros y 88 especies.
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Haplopteris palustris, a New Terrestrial Vittarioid Fern (Pteridaceae; Polypodiales) from Western Malesia

Systematic Botany
A new vittarioid fern species, Haplopteris palustris, is here described from the swamp forests in western Malesia based on both morphological and molecular phylogenetic evidence.
Cheng-Wei Chen   +6 more
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The occurrence and morphology of Adiantum × variopinnatum (Pteridaceae)

Brittonia, 2002
Abstract Two populations of Adiantum × variopinnatum were found at the La Selva Biological Field Station in Costa Rica. The plants were morphologically intermediate between their parents, showed additive isozyme banding patterns, and had aborted spores. Herbarium searches for the hybrid turned up specimens from Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela,
Robbin C. Moran, James E. Watkins
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Some New Names and Combinations in Pteridaceae

American Fern Journal, 1986
Although Pteridaceae Reichb. f. has been considered to be an illegitimate name (Pichi Sermolli, 1982), Article 63.3 of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature was altered at Sydney and the name is consequently legitimate. It may, however, be antedated by Pteridaceae Gaud. or Pteridaceae (S. F. Gray) Gaud.
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The Pteris aspericaulis complex in India (Pteridaceae)

Phytotaxa, 2019
The Pteris aspericaulis complex is widely distributed in Himalayan regions and extends to East Asia. Due to tremendous morphological variation within and between taxa, previous taxonomic treatments have been plagued with an element of uncertainty. In this study, morphological characteristics are used to clarify and delineate each taxon. Six species are
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Pteridaceae

1982
Rolla M. Tryon, Alice F. Tryon
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