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Crytogrammoid

plant clade
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  • Aleutian maidenhair fern
    Pteridaceae
    / Crytogrammoid clade

    The Crytogrammoid clade contains three genera and about 23 species. The three small genera, Cryptogramma (parsley ferns), Coniogramme, and Llavea, are unusual morphologically, and their position relative to the closely related Pteridoid clade requires further study.

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    The Crytogrammoid clade contains three genera and about 23 species. The three small genera, Cryptogramma (parsley ferns), Coniogramme, and Llavea, are unusual morphologically, and their position relative to the closely related Pteridoid clade requires further study.

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