… However, our recognition of three different morphologies of conifer seed cones in the
Eathie concretions reveals greater conifer diversity than expected from earlier reports, and …

… From the paleobotanical record we do have a good grasp of the structural changes in the
progressive modification of the coniferous seed cone in conifers, starting with the antecedent …

… , and its implications for seed production with special emphasis on the conifer Norway spruce.
… of genome sequence data for conifers, making it difficult to establish the origin of sRNAs. …

… conifers are a diverse and phylogenetically ancient group of seed plants of monophyletic
origin … Magnitude and implications of gene flow in gene conservation reserves. In A. Young, D. …

… of conifer seed cone morpholo gy, the specific morphologies that … gymnosperms and origin
of Gnetales from conifers. Proceedings of … Implications of fossil conifers for the phylogenetic …

… and ontogenetic and phylogenetic studies into a new model of conifer seed scale evolution.
… of extant conifer seed scale morphology. The seed-bearing structure of extant conifers must …

… -based trait reconstruction of the conifer seed cone on the basis … Last, we discussed the
evolutionary implications of the … ) of the extant conifers originated between the Middle Ordovician …

… Here we present an integrated analysis of the seed cone in conifers, which … coniferous
seed cone, emphasizing ontogenetic features and their relation to pollen capture and seed …

… concept of all conifers evolved by Rudolf Florin. This means that Permian conifer seed
scales evolved as inflorescences wherein he was not able to explain the origin of Taxaceae, …

… conifers, but mainly by exclusion: It tells us that seed plants with true flowers are not conifers,
and by implication… and more complex structures that originated in the Carboniferous about …