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Textbook 2009r- tion of generations in conifers shows strong divergence in the evolution of male and female gametes, as well as in the synchronicity of male and female gamete development. How are these coordinated to achieve fertilization? Books on conifer reproduction are all too rare. The only major work in th

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Introducing Conifersemi pine are critically endangered. Vestiges of the ancient conifer diaspora can be seen in the fossilized .-dominated forests in Canadian High Arctic and from the endemic Da Lat ecosystem in Vietnam which includes the flat-leaved .. Conifers are among the oldest extant seed plant lineage and their