The Comparative Anatomy And Phylogeny Of The Coniferales

The Comparative Anatomy And Phylogeny Of The Coniferales: The Abietineae, Part 2 delves into the intricate structural details and evolutionary relationships of coniferous trees, specifically focusing on the Abietineae subfamily. Authored by Edward Charles Jeffrey, this work offers a detailed exploration of the anatomical characteristics of conifers and their implications for understanding their phylogenetic history.

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