Titlebook: Early Evolution of Flowers; Peter K. Endress,Else Marie Friis Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1994 Flora.Flowers.evolutio

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Origin of the angiosperm flower: a phylogenetic perspective,liids or paleoherbs) and the position of fossils permit varied scenarios for origin of the flower. Trees linking angiosperms with ., ., and . and this “anthophyte” clade with . imply that flowers arose in the common ancestor of anthophytes and carpels are cupule-bearing sporophylls. However, trees l

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Palaeobotanical evidence on the early radiation of magnoliid angiosperms,most diverse assemblage from the Early Cretaceous part of the sequence is from the Puddledock locality, Virginia, eastern USA. This material is of Early to Middle Albian age and is particularly rich in magnoliid and hamamelidid angiosperms. Flowers and fruits from the Puddledock flora are mostly sim

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Patterns of floral evolution in the early diversification of non-magnoliid dicotyledons (eudicots),iaperturate or triaperturate-derived pollen (non-magnoliids/eudicots). Evidence from morphology, as well as the .B and .L genes (cpDNA), indicates that extant . (e.g., ., ., ., ., .) as well as “l(fā)ower” . [e.g., . (allied to .), ., ., ., .] and several other families (e.g., ., ., ., .) are basal in t

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Ontogeny of staminate and carpellate flowers of , (,),al, with eight to 13 greenish yellow to red tepals in the flower. Each male flower has five (four to seven) spirally arranged stamens forming a red pentagonal synandrous shield. Transitions between tepals and stamens occur occasionally. Each carpellate flower contains 25–30 free, spirally arranged c

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Floral aspects of , (,): pollination, ontogeny and structure,ily . or tribe . primarily based on the occurrence of a hypogynous calyx, originally interpreted as an involucre in an otherwise epigynous flower, orthotropous ovules, lack of an aril, and inaperturate pollen. Cladistic and molecular studies support the association of . with ., and . in the family .

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Evolutionary aspects of the floral structure in ,,ystematists and palaeobotanists that the genus represents the basal clade of extant angiosperms: the flowers are minute; the organ number and phyllotaxis are highly variable — spiral (Fibonacci or Lucas pattern) or whorled (3–4-merous whorls) — but there is a single carpel; the stamens are not diffe