… remains represent valid evidence for the presence of conifers in Paleozoic strata. In the … to
interpret the earliest evidence of fossil conifers. In addition, the first extensive conifer remains …

… Specifically, we believe that the earliest-diverging extant lineages capture the remains of an
… is unfortunately neither extensive nor easy to interpret, particularly with regard to informative …

… Interpretations of the evolution of conifers have been influenced by general notions of evolution.
Florin (1951) made use of Zimmerman's (1930) telóme theory to explain various aspects …

… of conifer evolution but also have led to changes in our views on the systematics of extant
conifer … Triassic and thus overlap the earliest appearance of the modem conifer families in the …

… explores a new methodology to account for ranges of variation within species of fossil
conifers using … They provide the earliest evidence of age-dependent heterophylly in ancient …

… Here, too, we will encounter a remarkable fact not earlier published with the backing of data:
… From it, we can obtain further insight how to interpret coneless conifers such as Taxus and …

… treatments demonstrated that walchian conifers were in need of … and relationships of the
earliest conifer plants. Those papers … richness of voltzialean conifers is interpreted as having …

… that the earliest conifers may have displayed if they were ignited. The Voltzian conifers had
a … We performed flammability experiments to test whether early scale-leaved conifers would …

… conifer cones that are still uncertain. A strongly debated point among paleobotanists is the
inversion of the ovule in the earliest conifers, with contradictory interpretations … interpretation is …

… earlier report (Miller, 1988). Both sets reflect broad trends in the modification of the highly
strobiloid conifer cone of certain ancient conifers … for living conifers or interpreted from cuticle …