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Marsileaceae (/mɑːrˌsɪliˈeɪsi.iː/) is a
small family of
heterosporous aquatic and semi-aquatic ferns,
though at
first sight they do not
physically resemble...
- the
family Marsileaceae are rooted. However, the
natant species may
temporarily grow on wet mud
during times of low water, and the
Marsileaceae may grow...
- minuta, or
dwarf waterclover is a
species of
aquatic fern in the
family Marsileaceae. It is not to be
confused with
Marsilea minuta E.Fourn. 1880,
which is...
- globulifera, or pillwort, is an
unusual species of fern in the
family Marsileaceae. It is
native to
western Europe,
where it
grows at the
edges of lakes...
- Isoetaceae,: 7 the
extinct Lepidodendrales, and ferns, such as the
Marsileaceae and
Salviniaceae are
heterosporous (two
kinds of
spores are produced)...
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Located about 2,300
miles (3,680 km) from the
nearest continental s****, the
Hawaiian Islands are the most
isolated group of
islands on the planet. The...
- is a
genus of
approximately 65
species of
aquatic ferns of the
family Marsileaceae. The name
honours Italian naturalist Luigi Ferdinando Marsili (1656–1730)...
- ferns,
including lycopods, horsetails,
whisk ferns and
water ferns (
Marsileaceae,
Salviniaceae and Ceratopteris). This is not a
natural grouping but rather...
- †Stachypteridaceae †Tempskyaceae
Anemiaceae Lygodiaceae Schizaeaceae Salviniales †Heroleandraceae
Marsileaceae †Hydropteridiaceae
Salviniaceae Cyatheales Polypodiales...
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enclosed by a thin
sphere of
tissue and
attached to the leaves. In the
Marsileaceae (water-clover) family, the
sporocarp is a more
elaborate structure formed...
