- clubmosses. They are
sometimes placed in a
division Lycopodiophyta or
Lycophyta or in a
subdivision Lycopodiophytina. They are one of the
oldest lineages...
- (2014)
include a
number of
extinct orders in
their division (phylum)
Lycophyta,
although they
differ on the
placement of some genera. The
orders included...
- The
Evergreen Formation is a
Pliensbachian to
Toarcian geologic formation of the
Surat Basin in New
South Wales and Queensland,
eastern Australia. Traditionally...
- The
Precipice Sandstone an
Early Jur****ic (Sinemurian to
early Pliensbachian, with
possible Hettangian levels)
geologic formation of the
Surat Basin in...
- The El
Pedregal Formation is a
geological formation of
Early Aalenian-Early
Bajocian (Middle Jur****ic) age in the
Iberian Basin of W
Iberian Peninsula...
- Rhaeto-Jur****ic
flora of Iran and
Afghanistan Part 10:10. Bryophyta,
Lycophyta, Sphenophyta,
Pterophyta –
Eusporangiatae and Protoleptosporangiatae"...
- The
Djupadal Formation is a
geologic formation in Skåne County,
southern Sweden. It is
Early Jur****ic (probably Pliensbachian-Toarcian, or Late Toarcian)...
-
plants Gnetophytes Seeds and
woody vascular system with
vessels approx. 70
Lycophyta Lycopodium-like
plants Wolf
plants Clubmosses Microphyll leaves, vascular...
- 51 100%
Echinodermata 76 1 100%
Plants Angiosperms 3,120 904 16.8%
Bryophyta 575 0 0%
Pteridophyta and
Lycophyta 390+ 47 100%
Jungermanniales 296 0 0%...
-
unclear due to poor preservation. Zosterophylls? indet.
Unapplicable Lycophyta Poorly preserved and only
known from one specimen, yet
noticeably distinct...
