what is caytoniales

Caytoniales General Characteristics

What are Caytoniales? Ø  Caytoniales were a small group of extinct Gymnospermic plants. Ø  First described by Hamshaw Thomas in 1925 from the late Triassic period. Ø  Caytonia is a berry-like cupules with numerous small seeds. Examples of Caytoniales Ø  Leaves: Sagenopteris Ø  Microsporophylls: Caytonanthus Ø  Megasporophylls: Caytonia and Gristhorpia […]

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characteristics of glossopteridales

Glossopteridales and Glossopteris- General Characteristics

Glossopteridales and Glossopteris Ø  Glossopteridales included an extinct group of seed plants (Gymnosperms). Ø  They were originated during the Permian period on the Gondwana Continent. Ø  They became the dominant vegetation in the Permian period. Ø  They extinct completely by the end of the Triassic period. Ø  The order name […]

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Botany lecture notes

Pteridospermales PPT

Pteridospermales PPT: What are Pteridospermales or Cycadofilicales? Geological Horizon / Origin of Pteridospermales, Who Discovered Pteridospermales? What are the Characteristics of Pteridospermales, Morphology of Pteridospermales, Anatomy of Pteridospermales, Reproduction of Pteridospermales, Classification of Pteridospermales, Affinities of Pteridospermales, Examples of Pteridospermales, Similarities between Pteridospermales and Pteridophytes (Ferns), Similarities between Pteridospermales and […]

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Gymnosperm vs Pteridophytes

Difference between Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms

Pteridophytes vs Gymnosperms Pteridophytes Pteridophytes are a group of primitive land plants belongs to Cryptogams. They are the first plant group with vascular tissue for the conduction of water and food materials and hence they are called as Vascular Cryptogams. Gymnosperms Gymnosperms are a group of primitive seed-producing plants of […]

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