Coniferopsida
subdivision Coniferophytina
Coniferophytina
class Coniferopsida
Coniferophyta
Bennettitaceae
family Bennettitaceae
Bennettitales
order Bennettitales
class Pteridospermopsida
Pteridospermopsida
genus Ginkgo
genus Pecopteris
Onychium
genus Onychium
Polemoniales
order Polemoniales
genus Polemonium
order Pandanales
Pandanales
genus Lyginopteris
Leguminosae
temnospondyl
Fabaceae
pea family
genus Millettia
family Leguminosae
Lyginopteris
family Fabaceae
legume family
family Athyriaceae
Geoglossum
caseasaurian
Athyriaceae
Dryopteridaceae
genus Geoglossum
family Dryopteridaceae
genus Hydrangea
Lepidodendrales
order Lepidodendrales
Ginkgoaceae
genus Davallia
genus Psilotum
Psilotum
family Ginkgoaceae
ginkgo family
neoplesiosaurian
Gzhelian
Kasimovian
Bashkirian
Visean
Moscovian
Serpukhovian
genus Dryopteris
cup orchid
archegosauriform
lanthanosuchoid
Ostrya
genus Ruptiliocarpon
Pseudomonas
genus Ostrya
Dryopteris
cordaite
Ruptiliocarpon
genus Pseudomonas
subdivision Pteropsida
Oleandra
Dennstaedtia
peramorphocline
Adiantum
genus Dennstaedtia
intergenus
centaury
bidentalian
Cecropiaceae
genus Oleandra
Pteropsida
genus Gnetum
genus Adiantum
family Cecropiaceae
voltzialean
genus Magnolia
order Psilophytales
palaeoflora
Psilophytales
rubidgeine
rustyhood
Cystopteris
genus Cystopteris
Asteridae
Grewia
chinchona
subclass Asteridae
Polypodiaceae
cinchona
genus Peripatus
milkweed
genus Grewia
gnathosaurine
genus Sterculia

English words for 'cone-bearing gymnosperms dating from the Carboniferous period; most are substantial trees; includes the classes Pinopsida (subdivision Pinophytina) and Ginkgopsida (subdivision Ginkgophytina) and Taxopsida (subdivision Taxophytina) which in turn include the surviving orders Coniferales and Taxales (yews) and sometimes Ginkgoales as well as extinct orders such as Cordaitales (of the Carboniferous and Permian)'

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