The world of Pteridophyta – evolution and common denominators

The world of Pteridophyta –
evolution and common denominators

Similia Vol 26 No 1 – June 2014

Author: Jörg Wichmann

Abstract

Michal Yakir’s Wondrous Order Plant Table places plants in their evolutionary order, and the Sensation method looks for the shared sensation of groups, mostly families, of plants in order to find some common denominator to aid in case analysis. The aim of this paper is to create a new medicine group from an evolutionary point of view, and to develop the concept for a possible group sensation. The plant group is the Pteridophyta, the Fernlike plants.

Keywords: Pteridophyta, ferns, equisetopsida, horsetails, lycopsida, clubmoss, Lycopodium, Equisetum, Filix mas, Pteridium aquilinum, Polypodium vulgare, Sankaran’s Schema, Yakir’s Wondrous Order, Plant evolution.

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