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seed fern
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Princeton's WordNet
seed fern, pteridospermnoun
an extinct seed-producing fernlike plant of the order Cycadofilicales (or group Pteridospermae)
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seed fernnoun
A plant of the ancient order Cycadofilicales, which had fronds like a fern and naked seeds
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seed fern
Seed ferns are a group of extinct plants that produced seeds but bore a resemblance to ferns, having fern-like foliage. They existed primarily during the Carboniferous and Permian periods. Also known as "Pteridosperms", these plants had complex vascular systems and were more related to cycads and conifers rather than actual ferns. They were among the first plants to reproduce using seeds.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of seed fern in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of seed fern in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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- سرخس البذورArabic
- Semenná kapradinaCzech
- Frø bregnerDanish
- SamenfarnGerman
- Φτέρη του σπόρουGreek
- Helecho de semillasSpanish
- سرخس بذرPersian
- SiemenpuoliFinnish
- Fougère à grainesFrench
- बीज फ़र्नHindi
- VetőmagHungarian
- Biji pakisIndonesian
- Felce di semiItalian
- שרך זרעHebrew
- シダシJapanese
- 종자 고비Korean
- filicumque seedLatin
- Zaad varenDutch
- Frø bregnerNorwegian
- Nasiona paprociPolish
- Samambaia de sementesPortuguese
- Frunze de semințeRomanian
- Семенной папоротникRussian
- FrSwedish
- விதை ஃபெர்ன்Tamil
- సీడ్ ఫెర్న్Telugu
- เมล็ดเฟิร์นThai
- Tohum eğreltiotuTurkish
- Насіннєвий папоротьUkrainian
- بیج فرنUrdu
- Hạt dương xỉVietnamese
- זוימען FernYiddish
- 種子蕨Chinese
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