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Lepidodendron

Lepidodendron, from Ancient Greek λεπίς (lepís), meaning "scale", and δένδρον (déndron), meaning "tree", is an extinct genus of primitive lycopodian vascular plants belonging to the order Lepidodendrales. It is well preserved and common in the fossil record. Like other Lepidodendrales, species of Lepidodendron grew as large-tree-like plants in wetland…

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Lepidodendron

Nodes75
Edges74
Triples67
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026667
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Lepidodendron

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related to Gallery · 14
Lepidodendron → BrazilVarious Lepidodendron, CanadaLepidodendron, Fossil Grove, Geological Survey, Glasgow, Joggins, Lower PennsylvanianLepidodendron, National Museum, Nova Scotia, Ohio, PennsylvaniaExternal, Pottsville Group, ScotlandLepidodendron, Upper Carboniferous
related to Leaves · 13
Lepidodendron → Above, As, Below, Each, In, Isoetes, Pinus, Sigillaria, Surrounding, The, These, This, Though
related to Extinction · 8
Lepidodendron → Carboniferous, Cathaysia, China, However, In Euramerica, Pangea, Permian, Permian-Triassic
related to Decay · 7
Lepidodendron → Aspidiaria, Bergeria, Different, However, It, Knorria, The
related to Underground structures · 7
Lepidodendron → Hyphae, Isoetes, Rootlet, Sigillaria, Stigmaria, The, These
related to Stem · 6
Lepidodendron → As, Compared, Picea, The, Though, To
related to Distribution · 4
Lepidodendron → However, South America, Spitsbergen, The
related to Growth and reproduction · 4
Lepidodendron → During, Rather, The, Towards
related to overview · 4
Lepidodendron → At, Lepidostrobus, The, Though

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leaves modern growth lycopsid leaf plants branches fossil species trees stems grew vascular similar scars bark carboniferous genus lycopsids trunk

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Lepidodendronrelated to DecayDifferent0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DecayThe0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DecayBergeria0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DecayAspidiaria0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DecayKnorria0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DecayHowever0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DecayIt0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DistributionThe0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DistributionHowever0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DistributionSpitsbergen0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to DistributionSouth America0.60section
Lepidodendronrelated to ExtinctionIn Euramerica0.60section

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