Marsilea minuta - Revision history

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 |introdescription=''Marsilea minuta'' is a highly plastic and variable pteridophyte. Other species, namely, ''M. brachycarpa'', ''M. brachypus'', ''M. gracilenta'' and ''M. maheshwari'' also fall within the range of variation and probably are different environmentally induced phenotypes (Cook). All Marsilea species are found in Africa and in India highlighting the fact that India was once upon a time connected to Madagascar.
 |Headerimage=Marsilea minuta.jpg
 |Headercaption=Closeup of the species.
 |Headerspeciesname=Marsilea minuta
 |username=Gauravm
 |page creation date=2010/08/21
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 |common name=Dwarf waterclover, Small waterclover
 |common hindi names=चौपतिरा Chaupatira
 |Regnum=Plantae
 |Division=Pteridophyta
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 |Family=Marsileaceae
 |Genus=Marsilea
 |plant general morphology=The plant is highly variable. It appears cushion-like on dry lans, but in water is spreading and creeping. Internodes 0.5-20cm long. Petioles 2-8cm long on land and upto 25 cm or more in water. Leaflets a maximum of 2.5 cm. Sporocarp stalks simple, numerous, arising one above the other near base of leaf stalk. These sporocarps are usually crowded and in groups of 2-3.
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 |leaf blade type=Compound
 |ref leaf blade type=Cook
 |speciesname=Marsilea minuta
 |speciesname2=Marsileaminuta
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 |habitat details=Shallow pools, river edges, Canals, ditches, rice fields. Most abundant in temporarily flooded places where it may form large and dense colonies which can become locally dominant. TOLERATES CONSIDERABLE ORGANIC POLLUTION. Sporocarps develop as water recedes.
 |ref habitat details=Cook
 |medicinal significance=Yes
 |medicinal system=Folk Medicine
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 |medicinal use description=Plant is used as a folk medicine.
 |ref medicinal use description=Cook
 |food use=Yes
 |food plant part=Fruit
 |food use description=There are no fruits and flowers in Pteridophytes. But, the sporophyte of this plant is used by the natives of Andaman Islands as food.
 |plant commercial=No
 |molecular data=Yes
 |molecular data type=Genomic sequences, Protein sequences
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 |modern scientific knowledge description=Only the sequence of Rubisco protein and gene are available on NCBI, alongwith some ribosomal spacer regions which are typically used for making phylogenies (Aug 2010)
 |ref modern scientific knowledge=NCBI Taxonomy
 |iucn=Not Evaluated
 |species name=Marsilea minuta

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 |introdescription=''Marsilea minuta'' is a highly plastic and variable pteridophyte. Other species, namely, ''M. brachycarpa'', ''M. brachypus'', ''M. gracilenta'' and ''M. maheshwari'' also fall within the range of variation and probably are different environmentally induced phenotypes (Cook). All Marsilea species are found in Africa and in India highlighting the fact that India was once upon a time connected to Madagascar.
 |Headerimage=Marsilea minuta.jpg
 |Headercaption=Closeup of the species.
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 |plant general morphology=The plant is highly variable. It appears cushion-like on dry lans, but in water is spreading and creeping. Internodes 0.5-20cm long. Petioles 2-8cm long on land and upto 25 cm or more in water. Leaflets a maximum of 2.5 cm. Sporocarp stalks simple, numerous, arising one above the other near base of leaf stalk. These sporocarps are usually crowded and in groups of 2-3.
 |plant type=Fern
 |plant height=Up to 3 feet
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 |ref bloom type=Cook
 |life cycle=It is a tenagophyte. Juvenile usually submerged, adult is terrestrial. The plant is perennial, but sometimes annual.
 |ref life cycle=Cook
 }}
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 |medicinal system=Folk Medicine
 |ref medicinal system=GRIN
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 |plant commercial=No

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-|introdescription=''Marsilea minuta'' is a highly plastic and variable pteridophyte. Other species, namely, ''M. brachycarpa'', ''M. brachypus'', ''M. gracilenta'' and ''M. maheshwari'' also fall within the range of variation and probably are different environmentally induced phenotypes (Cook)
+|introdescription=''Marsilea minuta'' is a highly plastic and variable pteridophyte. Other species, namely, ''M. brachycarpa'', ''M. brachypus'', ''M. gracilenta'' and ''M. maheshwari'' also fall within the range of variation and probably are different environmentally induced phenotypes (Cook). All Marsilea species are found in Africa and in India highlighting the fact that India was once upon a time connected to Madagascar.
 |Headerimage=Marsilea minuta.jpg
 |Headercaption=Closeup of the species.
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 |ref synonym name=EoL
 |common name=Dwarf waterclover, Small waterclover
 |common hindi names=चौपतिरा Chaupatira
 }}
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 {{Infobox plant morphology
 |plant general morphology=The plant is highly variable. It appears cushion-like on dry lans, but in water is spreading and creeping. Internodes 0.5-20cm long. Petioles 2-8cm long on land and upto 25 cm or more in water. Leaflets a maximum of 2.5 cm. Sporocarp stalks simple, numerous, arising one above the other near base of leaf stalk. These sporocarps are usually crowded and in groups of 2-3.
 |plant type=Fern
 |plant height=Up to 3 feet
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 |bloom type=Annual, Perennial
 |ref bloom type=Cook
 |life cycle=It is a tenagophyte. Juvenile usually submerged, adult is terrestrial. The plant is perennial, but sometimes annual.
 |ref life cycle=Cook
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-|introdescription=''Marsilea minuta'' is a highly plastic and variable pteridophyte. Other species, namely, ''[[M. brachycarpa]]'', ''[[M. brachypus]]'', ''[[M. gracilenta]]'' and ''[[M. maheshwari]]'' also fall within the range of variation and probably are different environmentally induced phenotypes (Cook)
+|introdescription=''Marsilea minuta'' is a highly plastic and variable pteridophyte. Other species, namely, ''M. brachycarpa'', ''M. brachypus'', ''M. gracilenta'' and ''M. maheshwari'' also fall within the range of variation and probably are different environmentally induced phenotypes (Cook)
 |Headerimage=Marsilea minuta.jpg
 |Headercaption=Closeup of the species.

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