Ceratopteris pteridoides - Revision history

Gauravm at 15:09, 6 September 2010

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Shwetankverma at 05:18, 25 August 2010

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Shwetankverma at 05:08, 25 August 2010

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Gauravm at 02:44, 22 August 2010

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Gauravm at 02:42, 22 August 2010

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 |introdescription=''Ceratopteris'' species are aquatic pteridophytic ferns, generally found in tropical regions. They require a warm climate and lots of water. Two species - ''C. pteridoides'' and ''C. thalictroides'' are found in India. There is confusion among botanists on whether ''Ceratopteris cornuta'' and ''C. pteridoides'' are separate species.
 |Headerimage=Ceratopteris cornuta emerse.jpg
 |Headercaption=Picture of ''Ceratopteris cornuta'' with which ''C.pteridoides'' bears similarity.
 |Headerspeciesname=Ceratopteris cornuta
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 |page creation date=2010/08/21
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 |ref synonym name=EoL
 |common name=Floating antlerfern
 |Regnum=Plantae
 |Division=Pteridophyta
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 |Genus=Ceratopteris
 |ref source=Encyclopedia of Life
 |plant general morphology=Plants floating or rooted. Sterile leaves deltate to cordate to ovate. Petiole of sterile leaf 1--19 cm, usually inflated, in some near base, but in most inflated nearer blades. Blade of sterile leaf 2--4-pinnate, 5--33 × 4--29 cm, simple and palmately 3-lobed (ternate), or pinnately 5-lobed or pinnate near base; proximal pinnae or veins of lobes usually opposite. Fertile leaves deltate to cordate to reniform, 9--50 × 8--36(--50) cm. Petiole of fertile leaf 4--25 cm. Blade of fertile leaf 1--4-pinnate; terminal segments narrow, linear. Sporangia usually crowded between segment midvein and revolute margin, with 0--10(--40) indurate annulus cells. Spores 32 per sporangium, 70--100 µm diam. 2 n = 78.
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 |leaf blade type=Simple
 |ref leaf blade type=Cook
 |speciesname=Ceratopteris pteridoides
 |speciesname2=Ceratopterispteridoides
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 Considered native to the Old World (not clear whether India)
 |ref habitat details=Cook
 |food use=Yes
 |food plant part=Leaves
 |food use description=Leaves are cooked with other vegetables or alone fresh leaves are also taken as salad in few parts of eastern India and Bangaladesh.
 |plant commercial=Yes
 |ref plant commercial=Cook
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 |ref commercial use description=Cook
 |water requirement=High
 |molecular data type=Protein sequences
 |ref mol data type=NCBI Taxonomy
 |modern scientific knowledge description=11 nucleotide sequences and 2 protein data are available as on 25/08/10
 |ref modern scientific knowledge=NCBI Taxonomy
 |iucn=Not Evaluated
 |ref iucn=EoL

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-|introdescription=''Ceratopteris'' species are pteridophytic ferns, generally found in tropical regions. They require a warm climate. Two species - ''C. pteridoides'' and ''C. thalictroides'' are found in India. There is confusion among botanists on whether ''Ceratopteris cornuta'' and ''C. pteridoides'' are separate species.
+|introdescription=''Ceratopteris'' species are aquatic pteridophytic ferns, generally found in tropical regions. They require a warm climate and lots of water. Two species - ''C. pteridoides'' and ''C. thalictroides'' are found in India. There is confusion among botanists on whether ''Ceratopteris cornuta'' and ''C. pteridoides'' are separate species.
 |Headerimage=Ceratopteris cornuta emerse.jpg
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