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- Aquatic ferns2:
- Isoetanae2: 3-410.00.00
- Isoetidae2: 3-411.00.00
- Isoetales2: 3-411.10.00
- Isoetaceae2: 3-411.11.00
- Isoetes histrix2: 3-411.11.01
- Isoetes lacustris2: 3-411.11.01
- Lycopodianae2: 3-420.00.00
- Salviniidae2: 3-421.00.00
- Salviniales2: 3-421.10.00
- Salviniaceae2: 3-421.11.00
- Salvinia auriculata2: 3-421.11.01
- Lycopodiidae2: 3-422.00.00
- Lycopodiales2: 3-422.10.00
- Lycopodielloideae2: 3-422.11.00
- Palhinhaea cernua2: 3-422.11.16
- Diphasioideae2: 3-422.12.00
- Lycopodioideae2: 3-422.13.00
- Lycopodium clavatum2: 3-422.13.06
- Huperzia serrata2: 3-422.14.__
- Huperziaceae2: 3-422.14.00
- Phlegmarioideae2: 3-422.15.00
- Phlegmarioideae22: 3-422.16.00
- Selaginellaceae2: 3-422.17.00
- Selaginella apus2: 3-422.17.01
- Selaginella kraussiana2: 3-422.17.02
- Selaginella plana2: 3-422.17.03
- Selaginella exaltata2: 3-422.17.10
- Selaginella vogelii2: 3-422.17.10
- Selaginella moellendorffii2: 3-422.17.15
- Selaginella stauntoniana2: 3-422.17.16
- Equisetanae2: 3-430.00.00
- Azollidae2: 3-431.00.00
- Azollales2: 3-431.10.00
- Azollaceae2: 3-431.11.00
- Azolla filiculoides2: 3-431.11.01
- Equisetidae2: 3-432.00.00
- Equisetales2: 3-432.10.00
- Psilotaceae2: 3-432.11.00
- Psilotum nudum2: 3-432.11.01
- Ophioderma pendulum2: 3-432.12.__
- Ophioglossaceae2: 3-432.12.00
- Helminthostachys zeylanica2: 3-432.12.08
- Ophioglossum vulgatum2: 3-432.12.16
- Botrychiaceae2: 3-432.13.00
- Botrypus virginianum2: 3-432.13.12
- Botrychium lunaria2: 3-432.13.15
- Equisetum myriochaetum2: 3-432.14.__
- Equisetum ramosissimum2: 3-432.14.__
- Equisetaceae2: 3-432.14.00
- Equisetum hyemale2: 3-432.14.10
- Equisetum telmateia2: 3-432.14.13
- Marattiaceae2: 3-432.15.00
- Ptisana smithii2: 3-432.15.12
- Angiopteris evecta2: 3-432.15.13
- Angiopteris fokiensis2: 3-432.15.15
- Angiopteris madagascariensis2: 3-432.15.15
- Osmunda claytoniana2: 3-432.16.__
- Osmundaceae2: 3-432.16.00
- Todea barbara2: 3-432.16.07
- Osmunda regalis2: 3-432.16.10
- Osmundastrum cinnamomeum2: 3-432.16.16
- Schizaea dichotoma2: 3-432.17.__
- Schizaeaceae2: 3-432.17.00
- Lygodium japonicum2: 3-432.17.01
- Cyatheidae2: 3-433.00.00
- Cyatheales2: 3-433.10.00
- Hymenophyllaceae2: 3-433.11.00
- Hymenophyllum plumosum2: 3-433.11.01
- Dipteris conjugata2: 3-433.12.__
- Gleicheniaceae2: 3-433.12.00
- Sticherus truncatus2: 3-433.12.13
- Dicranopteris linearis2: 3-433.12.16
- Culcitaceae2: 3-433.13.00
- Cyatheaceae2: 3-433.14.00
- Sphaeropteris cooperi2: 3-433.14.10
- Cibotiaceae2: 3-433.15.00
- Cibotium barometz2: 3-433.15.10
- Dicksonia blumei2: 3-433.16.__
- Dicksoniaceae2: 3-433.16.00
- Dicksonia squarrosa2: 3-433.16.17
- Anemiaceae2: 3-433.17.00
- Anemia phyllitidis2: 3-433.17.06
- Polypodianae2: 3-440.00.00
- Marsileidae2: 3-441.00.00
- Marsileales2: 3-441.10.00
- Marsileaceae2: 3-441.11.00
- Marsilea drummondii2: 3-441.11.01
- Marsilea quadrifolia2: 3-441.11.01
- Pterididae2: 3-442.00.00
- Pteridales2: 3-442.10.00
- Lindsaeaceae2: 3-442.11.00
- Odontosoria chinensis2: 3-442.11.02
- Cryptogrammoideae2: 3-442.12.00
- Ceratopteris thalictroides2: 3-442.12.01
- Coniogramme emeiensis2: 3-442.12.04
- Cryptogramma japonica2: 3-442.12.05
- Acrostichum aureum2: 3-442.12.10
- Coniogramme japonica2: 3-442.12.12
- Cheilanthoideae2: 3-442.13.00
- Cheilanthes lanosa2: 3-442.13.03
- Hemionitis palmata2: 3-442.13.05
- Mickelopteris cordata2: 3-442.13.06
- Doryopteris pedata2: 3-442.13.08
- Myriopteris alabamensis2: 3-442.13.09
- Cheilanthes argentea2: 3-442.13.11
- Cheilanthes hirta2: 3-442.13.12
- Pellaea falcata2: 3-442.13.12
- Namaquapteris hastata2: 3-442.13.13
- Astrolepis sinuata2: 3-442.13.14
- Doryopteris cordifolia2: 3-442.13.14
- Pellaea rotundifolia2: 3-442.13.15
- Adiantoideae2: 3-442.14.00
- Adiantum capillus-veneris2: 3-442.14.01
- Adiantum pedatum2: 3-442.14.03
- Adiantum venustum2: 3-442.14.07
- Adiantum raddianum2: 3-442.14.09
- Adiantum trapeziforme2: 3-442.14.11
- Adiantum reniforme2: 3-442.14.14
- Adiantum lunulatum2: 3-442.14.16
- Adiantum caudatum2: 3-442.14.17
- Vittarioideae2: 3-442.15.00
- Vittaria lineata2: 3-442.15.01
- Anetium citrifolium2: 3-442.15.17
- Actiniopteris australis2: 3-442.16.__
- Jamesonia canescens2: 3-442.16.__
- Onychium siliculosum2: 3-442.16.__
- Pteridoideae2: 3-442.16.00
- Actiniopteris radiata2: 3-442.16.01
- Pteris dentata2: 3-442.16.01
- Onychium japonicum2: 3-442.16.02
- Pteris vittata2: 3-442.16.03
- Pteris tremula2: 3-442.16.08
- Pteris multifida2: 3-442.16.12
- Pteris cretica2: 3-442.16.13
- Pteris umbrosa2: 3-442.16.14
- Pityrogramma calomelanos2: 3-442.16.15
- Anogramma leptophylla2: 3-442.16.17
- Dennstaedtiaceae2: 3-442.17.00
- Hypolepis millefolium2: 3-442.17.02
- Hypolepis punctata2: 3-442.17.02
- Paesia scaberula2: 3-442.17.06
- Pteridium aquilinum2: 3-442.17.12
- Dennstaedtia davallioides2: 3-442.17.16
- Dennstaedtia penctilobula2: 3-442.17.16
- Aspleniidae2: 3-443.00.00
- Aspleniales2: 3-443.10.00
- Blechnaceae2: 3-443.11.00
- Austroblechnum divergens2: 3-443.11.03
- Stenochlaena tenuifolia2: 3-443.11.04
- Blechnum spicant2: 3-443.11.06
- Parablechnum chilense2: 3-443.11.07
- Sadleria cyatheoides2: 3-443.11.14
- Woodwardia orientalis2: 3-443.11.14
- Onocleaceae2: 3-443.12.00
- Woodsia obtusa2: 3-443.12.02
- Diplazium esculentum2: 3-443.12.05
- Diplazium wichurae2: 3-443.12.06
- Onoclea sensibilis2: 3-443.12.07
- Diplazium australe2: 3-443.12.08
- Diplazium grandifolium2: 3-443.12.11
- Matteuccia struthiopteris2: 3-443.12.12
- Deparia tomitaroana2: 3-443.12.14
- Deparia japonica2: 3-443.12.16
- Athyriaceae2: 3-443.13.00
- Athyrium filix-femina2: 3-443.13.05
- Athyrium otophorum2: 3-443.13.09
- Phegopteridoideae2: 3-443.14.00
- Macrothelypteris torresiana2: 3-443.14.08
- Ampelopteris prolifera2: 3-443.15.__
- Thelypteridaceae2: 3-443.15.00
- Thelypteris palustris2: 3-443.15.09
- Cyclogramma auriculata2: 3-443.15.10
- Christella dentata2: 3-443.15.15
- Christella normalis2: 3-443.15.15
- Amblovenatum opulentum2: 3-443.15.16
- Thelypteris thelypterioides2: 3-443.15.16
- Cystopteridaceae2: 3-443.16.00
- Hemidictyum marginatum2: 3-443.16.05
- Gymnocarpium dryopteris2: 3-443.16.10
- Cystopteris tennesseensis2: 3-443.16.13
- Cystopteris bulbifera2: 3-443.16.16
- Asplenium boltonii2: 3-443.17.__
- Asplenium rhizophyllum2: 3-443.17.__
- Aspleniaceae2: 3-443.17.00
- Asplenium ruta-muraria2: 3-443.17.02
- Asplenium castaneoviride2: 3-443.17.06
- Asplenium ebenoides2: 3-443.17.06
- Asplenium onopteris2: 3-443.17.06
- Asplenium trichomanes2: 3-443.17.07
- Asplenium dimorphum2: 3-443.17.09
- Asplenium scolopendrium2: 3-443.17.09
- Asplenium bulbiferum2: 3-443.17.10
- Asplenium nidus2: 3-443.17.11
- Asplenium macrophyllum2: 3-443.17.12
- Asplenium ceterach2: 3-443.17.16
- Polypodiidae2: 3-444.00.00
- Oleandra pilosa2: 3-444.1_.14
- Tectaria dissecta2: 3-444.1_.15
- Polypodiales2: 3-444.10.00
- Elaphoglossoideae2: 3-444.11.00
- Bolbitis heteroclita2: 3-444.11.07
- Pleocnemia irregularis2: 3-444.11.08
- Rumohra adiantiformis2: 3-444.11.14
- Didymochlaena truncatula2: 3-444.11.15
- Dryopteris athamantica2: 3-444.12.__
- Dryopteris carthusiana2: 3-444.12.__
- Dryopteris cristata2: 3-444.12.__
- Dryopteris marginalis2: 3-444.12.__
- Phanerophlebia caryotidea2: 3-444.12.__
- Polystichum munitum2: 3-444.12.__
- Dryopteridoideae2: 3-444.12.00
- Dryopteris sieboldii2: 3-444.12.02
- Dryopteris oreades2: 3-444.12.05
- Dryopteris filix-mas2: 3-444.12.06
- Dryopteris expansa2: 3-444.12.08
- Dryopteris erythrosora2: 3-444.12.09
- Polystichum setiferum2: 3-444.12.11
- Arachniodes simplicior2: 3-444.12.12
- Dryopteris dilatata2: 3-444.12.13
- Polystichum polyblepharum2: 3-444.12.13
- Cyrtomium falcatum2: 3-444.12.14
- Cyrtomium fortunei2: 3-444.12.15
- Polystichum aculeatum2: 3-444.12.16
- Polystichum luctuosum2: 3-444.12.16
- Cyrtomidictyum lepidocaulon2: 3-444.12.17
- Drynaria roosii2: 3-444.13.__
- Drynarioideae2: 3-444.13.00
- Drynaria rigidula2: 3-444.13.06
- Drynaria sinica2: 3-444.13.08
- Platycerium bifurcatum2: 3-444.13.11
- Pseudodrynaria coronans2: 3-444.13.12
- Pyrrosia lingua2: 3-444.13.12
- Pyrrosia nummulariifolia2: 3-444.13.15
- Selliguea feei2: 3-444.13.17
- Polypodium virginianum2: 3-444.14.__
- Polypodioideae2: 3-444.14.00
- Polypodium vulgare2: 3-444.14.08
- Colysis wrightii2: 3-444.14.09
- Phlebodium aureum2: 3-444.14.11
- Polypodium thunbergianum2: 3-444.14.11
- Polypodium interjectum2: 3-444.14.14
- Polyopdium virginianum2: 3-444.14.15
- Polypodium polypodioides2: 3-444.14.15
- Polypodium scouleri2: 3-444.14.17
- Lellingeria suspensa2: 3-444.15.__
- Grammitidoideae2: 3-444.15.00
- Microgramma vacciniifolia2: 3-444.15.04
- Campyloneurum xalapense2: 3-444.15.05
- Campyloneurum angustifolium2: 3-444.15.17
- Campyloneurum phyllitidis2: 3-444.15.17
- Niphidium crassifolium2: 3-444.15.17
- Microsoroideae2: 3-444.16.00
- Microsorum punctatum2: 3-444.16.02
- Microsorum scolopendria2: 3-444.16.03
- Lecanopteris pustulata2: 3-444.16.04
- Lemmaphyllum carnosum2: 3-444.16.05
- Lemmaphyllum microphyllum2: 3-444.16.05
- Lepidogrammitis drymoglossoides2: 3-444.16.05
- Neolepisorus lancifolius2: 3-444.16.06
- Neolepisorus laricifolis2: 3-444.16.06
- Lepisorus macrosphaerus2: 3-444.16.09
- Bosmania membranacea2: 3-444.16.12
- Polypodiodes formosana2: 3-444.16.15
- Goniophlebium subauriculatum2: 3-444.16.16
- Tectariaceae2: 3-444.17.00
- Nephrolepis biserrata2: 3-444.17.01
- Nephrolepis cordifolia2: 3-444.17.01
- Nephrolepis exaltata2: 3-444.17.02
- Davallia mariesii2: 3-444.17.05
- Davallia teyermannii2: 3-444.17.07
- Davallia fejeensis2: 3-444.17.09
Tectariaceae
3-444.17.003-444.17.00IntroductionClades: Polypodiales; Polypodiidae; Polypodianae; Pteridophyta; Plants.TaxonomyIn the PPG1 classification placed Tectariaceae in the suborder Polypodiineae. Tectariaceae forms a closely related, but not monophyletic group with Davalliaceae, Lomariopsidaceae, Nephrolepidaceae and Oleandraceae in the Polypodiineae.
In 1990, Karl Kramer included Pleocnemia the genera of current Tectariaceae in Dryopteridaceae.
Kramer included Arthropteris, Psammiosorus and Oleandra in Oleandraceae. In 2006 Tectariaceae was an accepted family.
In 2007 Pleocnemia was shown to belong to Dryopteridaceae.
In 2007 Dracoglossum was named as a new genus and moved to Lomariopsidaceae.Plant theoryIn the Plant theory the small, closely related families Davalliaceae, Lomariopsidaceae, Nephrolepidaceae and Oleandraceae are included in Tectariaceae. They are placed in Subphase 7. These families do not form a monophyletic clade though, when Polypodiaceae is not included.EssenceThis personality is very old-fashioned. He hates changes. He had to adapt to norms an has do so so much that he has identified with them. Everything should stay the same forever as far as they are concerned. But they do not have the power to enforce it to their surroundings. The only thing they can do is retire in their own space and keep things the way they are. They prefer to retire in remote areas where things are as they have been forever and they hope it will stay that way forever.
They want to stay small and do not want to grow and become an adult with all their responsibilities.
This originates often in a strict upbringing with punishments, emotionally and/or physically. He has the feeling that he cannot be himself and he has no right to exist. He will be only accepted and appreciated when he adheres to the norms.MindDelusion: 1 will lose the community if I don't follow the community rules.
Delusion: I will lose the community if I follow the community rules.
Autism, Asperger.
Communication problems, lack of contact, eye contact, language contact.
Retardation: physically in motor development, emotionally, in speech.
Soldier, destroyer.
Anger, rage and temper tantrums when there is chaos, when their expectations are not met.
Repetitive behaviour.
Restless, jumping, running, in circles, head banging.
Prefers to stay at home, aversion to go to school.
Addictions, alcoholism.
Monomania, computer freaks, nerds.
Fear: darkness, alone.
Pride, thinking themselves to be very good, indispensable.
Orthodox, traditional, old-fashioned.
Sensitive, oversensitive to criticism.
Timid, shy, in the background; difficulties in communicating.
Simple, rural people.
Their view of the world is limited, limited to that of their own family.
Lethargic, loathing life.
Strongly male, feels superior.
Childish.
Aversion: change; become adult, to participate in culture and big cities; responsibilities; learning; exertion.
Fear: becoming an alcoholic; parents quarrelling, divorcing.GeneralWeather: < sun; > shade, damp.
Food: < alcohol.BodyGeneral: ailments from trauma, pregnancy and labour problems, vaccinations; growth retardation.
General: growth retardation; beriberi.
Nervous: epilepsy, convulsions; spasms; encephalopathy; Korsakoff.
Lungs: coughs; asthma, bronchitis; pleurisy; shortness of breath.
Stomach: nausea; vomiting; painless hiccough.
Abdomen: bloated; colic; liver problems; worms, tapeworms, parasites.
Rectum: incontinence; encopresis.
Urinary: enuresis; urination involuntary, < stress, hurry; stress incontinence.
Genital: retardation.
Skin: hair thinning; scurf.FamiliesTectariaceae: 7 genera, Aenigmopteris, Hypoderris, Psomiocarpa, Pteridrys, Tectaria, Triplophyllum, Wagneriopteris; 250 species.
Davalliaceae: 1 genus, 65 species.
Lomariopsidaceae: 4 genera: Cyclopeltis, Dracoglossum, Lomariopsis, Thysanosoria; 69 species.
Nephrolepidaceae: 1 genus: Nephrolepis; 19 species.
Oleandraceae: 1 genus: Oleandra; 15 species.BotanyFern; leptosporangiate.Stages Remedies1 Nephrolepis biserrata
1 Nephrolepis cordifolia
5 Davallia mariesii
7 Davallia teyermannii
9 Davallia fejeensis
14 Oleandra pilosa
15 Tectaria dissecta
17 Tectaria decurrens
Nephrolepis exaltata
Nephrolepis falcata
Tectaria hilocarpa
In 1990, Karl Kramer included Pleocnemia the genera of current Tectariaceae in Dryopteridaceae.
Kramer included Arthropteris, Psammiosorus and Oleandra in Oleandraceae. In 2006 Tectariaceae was an accepted family.
In 2007 Pleocnemia was shown to belong to Dryopteridaceae.
In 2007 Dracoglossum was named as a new genus and moved to Lomariopsidaceae.Plant theoryIn the Plant theory the small, closely related families Davalliaceae, Lomariopsidaceae, Nephrolepidaceae and Oleandraceae are included in Tectariaceae. They are placed in Subphase 7. These families do not form a monophyletic clade though, when Polypodiaceae is not included.EssenceThis personality is very old-fashioned. He hates changes. He had to adapt to norms an has do so so much that he has identified with them. Everything should stay the same forever as far as they are concerned. But they do not have the power to enforce it to their surroundings. The only thing they can do is retire in their own space and keep things the way they are. They prefer to retire in remote areas where things are as they have been forever and they hope it will stay that way forever.
They want to stay small and do not want to grow and become an adult with all their responsibilities.
This originates often in a strict upbringing with punishments, emotionally and/or physically. He has the feeling that he cannot be himself and he has no right to exist. He will be only accepted and appreciated when he adheres to the norms.MindDelusion: 1 will lose the community if I don't follow the community rules.
Delusion: I will lose the community if I follow the community rules.
Autism, Asperger.
Communication problems, lack of contact, eye contact, language contact.
Retardation: physically in motor development, emotionally, in speech.
Soldier, destroyer.
Anger, rage and temper tantrums when there is chaos, when their expectations are not met.
Repetitive behaviour.
Restless, jumping, running, in circles, head banging.
Prefers to stay at home, aversion to go to school.
Addictions, alcoholism.
Monomania, computer freaks, nerds.
Fear: darkness, alone.
Pride, thinking themselves to be very good, indispensable.
Orthodox, traditional, old-fashioned.
Sensitive, oversensitive to criticism.
Timid, shy, in the background; difficulties in communicating.
Simple, rural people.
Their view of the world is limited, limited to that of their own family.
Lethargic, loathing life.
Strongly male, feels superior.
Childish.
Aversion: change; become adult, to participate in culture and big cities; responsibilities; learning; exertion.
Fear: becoming an alcoholic; parents quarrelling, divorcing.GeneralWeather: < sun; > shade, damp.
Food: < alcohol.BodyGeneral: ailments from trauma, pregnancy and labour problems, vaccinations; growth retardation.
General: growth retardation; beriberi.
Nervous: epilepsy, convulsions; spasms; encephalopathy; Korsakoff.
Lungs: coughs; asthma, bronchitis; pleurisy; shortness of breath.
Stomach: nausea; vomiting; painless hiccough.
Abdomen: bloated; colic; liver problems; worms, tapeworms, parasites.
Rectum: incontinence; encopresis.
Urinary: enuresis; urination involuntary, < stress, hurry; stress incontinence.
Genital: retardation.
Skin: hair thinning; scurf.FamiliesTectariaceae: 7 genera, Aenigmopteris, Hypoderris, Psomiocarpa, Pteridrys, Tectaria, Triplophyllum, Wagneriopteris; 250 species.
Davalliaceae: 1 genus, 65 species.
Lomariopsidaceae: 4 genera: Cyclopeltis, Dracoglossum, Lomariopsis, Thysanosoria; 69 species.
Nephrolepidaceae: 1 genus: Nephrolepis; 19 species.
Oleandraceae: 1 genus: Oleandra; 15 species.BotanyFern; leptosporangiate.Stages Remedies1 Nephrolepis biserrata
1 Nephrolepis cordifolia
5 Davallia mariesii
7 Davallia teyermannii
9 Davallia fejeensis
14 Oleandra pilosa
15 Tectaria dissecta
17 Tectaria decurrens
Nephrolepis exaltata
Nephrolepis falcata
Tectaria hilocarpa