Could the flowers themselves help explain why the angiosperms became so diverse?

It simply showed that angiosperms were an unusual exception to his general rule.

Endosperm is a filial structure resulting from a second fertilization event in angiosperms.

In fact recently published research has revealed that angiosperms evolved relatively gradually after all.

Emily, dear, which part a them angiosperms is s'posed to be the good part?

The most advanced type of fertilization is that of angiosperms.

In angiosperms, leaf and stipule architectures are inherited species-specific traits.

But the gap between this and the structural complexity and diversity of angiosperms is enormous.

In angiosperms, floral homeotic genes encoding MADS-domain transcription factors regulate the development of floral organs.

He adds that the angiosperms have not become ecologically dominant in many of these regions.

The B class of MADS-box floral homeotic genes specifies petal and stamen identity in angiosperms.

Therefore whether such a pattern is applicable for other angiosperms is an interesting question awaiting answering.

Ferns are thought to have lower photosynthetic rates than angiosperms and they lack fine stomatal regulation.

This plant belongs to a family of angiosperms that no one has seen for a millennia.

Chloroplasts in angiosperms contain at least seven nucleus-encoded members of the DEAD box RNA helicase family.

Most of the diversity in gymnosperms and angiosperms originates from different branches of the HyPRP family.