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The rhizomorphic lycopsids: a case-study in paleobotanical classification

1996-01-01

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The rhizomorphic lycopsids are a putatively monophyletic group delimited by the rhizomorphic syndrome: centralized determinate growth and secondary thickening in their rooting systems. A cladistic analysis of the most completely understood species provides the basis for two alternative, new classifications of the group, one following strict phylogenetic classification criteria, the other more traditionally Linnean...

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10.2307/2419613
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