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A Study of the Vegetative Anatomy of the Genus Sphenophyllum from American Coal Balls

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An Introduction to the Study of Fossil Plants
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Size and Form in Plants
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The fossil Flora of Iowa Coal Balls: I. Discovery and Occurrence

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THE ONTOGENY OF CARBONIFEROUS ARTICULATES: THE APEX OF SPHENOPHYLLUM
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PHLOEM OF SPHENOPHYLLUM
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Paläobotanik
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American coal-ball floras
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