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Equisetales

Order
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
4Pteridophyta
Class
3Equisetanae
Subclass
2Equisetidae
Phase
1Equisetales
Subphase
0
Stage
0
Name

Equisetales

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Picture

Chapter

2: 3-432.10.00

Book
Family
3-432.10.00
IntroductionEnglish: Horsetails.
Clades: Equisetanae; Pteridophyta; Plants.
Region: cosmopolitan.
Habitat: wet areas.
TaxonomyIn most classifications Equisetales contains one family, Equisetaceae. In the PPG1 classification Psilotaceae, Ophioglossaceae, Equisetaceae, Marratiaceae, Osmundaceae and Schizaeaceae are placed in their closely related separate orders.
Plant theoryIn the Plant theory Psilotaceae, Ophioglossaceae, Equisetaceae, Marratiaceae, Osmundaceae and Schizaeaceae are all included in the order Equisetales, in the subclass Equisetidae. This makes Equisetales not monophyletic according to DNA analyses.
The classification is tentative, as some families are not known well enough in homeopathy for an exact placement.
Equisetaceae are placed in Subphase 4. This shows the prominent quality of Silicon, being in Subphase 4 in the Silicon series, just as Equisetaceae is. Equisetum is the plant with the highest content of Silicon of all known plants, up to 80%.
BotanyFern; vascular; ± 410 million years old.
Stem: single; vertical erect; leaves at regular interval nodes.
Leaves: needle-like; single vein.
Sporangia: sporangiophores in terminal strobili; whorled, ridged with internal hollow canals spores; elaters 4–6, strap-like.
Reproduction: by spores; bear a protostele; having microphylls,
EssenceThese personalities live with the idea that one has to follow the rules of the family. They think that their father, or the leader of the family knows best and that one has to follow those rules and obey, otherwise things will go wrong. Their father is the source for survival, bringing in the money and food. They lack the real capacity to behave normally, to fit into a community and a work situation, even when they feel they have to. Their only option is to give up.
MindDelusion: I will not survive if I don't follow the family rules.
Leaders of the family with strict rules.
Children who accept their parents as the leaders of the family with his strict rules, even when they are suffering from them.
Difficult toilet training, incontinence for urine and stool.
Desire touch, contact, cuddling, hugging.
Sleepless, < without parents.
Very withdrawn.
Speech retardation.
Sensitive to noise, especially crying children and babies.
Aversion to cooperate with people, to communicate.
BodyRectum: incontinence, in children and elderly.
Urinary: enuresis; incontinence, in children and elderly.
Female: dysmenorrhoea; endometriosis.
Subphases FamiliesPhase Remedy code Family
1 3-432.11.00 Psilotaceae
2 3-432.12.00 Ophioglossaceae
3 3-432.13.00 Botrychiaceae
4 3-432.14.00 Equisetaceae
5 3-432.15.00 Marratiaceae
6 3-432.16.00 Osmundaceae
7 3-432.17.00 Schizaeaceae
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›4 Pteridophyta
  • ›3 Equisetanae
  • ›2 Equisetidae
  • 1Psilotaceae
  • 2Ophioglossaceae
  • 3Botrychiaceae
  • 4Equisetaceae
  • 5Marattiaceae
  • 6Osmundaceae
  • 7Schizaeaceae