… conifers are not considered to be high priority crops and, unlike many cultivated flowers,
conifer seed … are commonly placed in seven families listed here according to their time of origin …

… seed cones. A characteristic feature of coniferous seed cones is the presence of a bract
scale/seed … modified shoot, the axillary seed scale, though in some conifers the entire complex is …

… three alternative scenarios within seed plants (gnetifer, gnepine, and gnecup hypotheses;
Fig. 1a, 4–6), is the placement of the root for the clade comprising conifers and Gnetales. …

… I will describe these adaptations and their effects and implications on seed reproduction. …
The origin of the seed was not disclosed and could have been from ground foraging which is out…

… change, and has important implications for the life history of seed plants. … the seed, and as
such has important implications for the embryo. Because the interval from fertilization to seed …

… A historical implication of Bond's hypothesis is that angiosperms overran … rates of conifer
seedlings. Whole-plant hydraulic conductances and leaf diffusive conductances of conifers were …

… conifers or conifer-like gymnosperms flourished in the Bashkirian in arid palaeosubtropical
areas much earlier than conifers or conifer-… earliest place where conifers dominated plant com…

… the seed mass of major Siberian conifers (Scots pine, one of the major Siberian conifers) in
a … showed that trees of northerly origins produced lighter seeds than local trees but heavier …

… Dispersed seeds possibly belonging to this conifer are found singly and in clusters. Other
fossil conifers … 1988 The origin of the modern conifer families. Pages 448486 in CB Beck, ed. …

… Comoxostrobus rossii is a conifer seed cone consisting of an axis bearing imbricating
helically arranged bract/scale complexes in which the complexes consist of laminar bract with no …