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Acknowledgments 1
Introduction 2
An Overview of the Reproductive Scheme of Pteridophytes 3
Taxonomic Key to the Orders of Ferns and their Allies 7
Ophioglossales 9
Taxonomic Key to the Ophioglossaceae 11
Taxonomic Key to the Families of Filicales 35
Osmundaceae 36
Taxonomic Key to the Osumdaceae 37
Schizeaceae 45
Hymenophyllaceae 49
Marsileaceae 53
Polypodiaceae 57
Taxonomic Key to the Families of Polypodiaceae 58
Equisetaceae 170
Taxonomic Key to the Equisetaceae 171
Isoetales 186
Taxonomic Key to the Species of Isoetaceaes 187
Selaginellaceae 190
Taxonomic Key to the Selaginellaceae 191
Lycopodiaceae 197
Taxonomic Key to the Lycopodiaceae 198
Index to Common Names 228
Index to Scientific Names 232
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reviewed The Ferns and Fern Allies of Pennsylvania on September 24, 2015
The Ferns and Fern Allies of Pennsylvania
This book looks at the development of scientific culture in Europe, using early modern (northern) Italy as a case study. Cultural forces like patronage and identity have large roles in proto-scientific circles.
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