dersilpod
Dersilpod refers to a genus of extinct seed ferns that are characterized by their complex morphology. These plants likely grew in tropical to subtropical environments and were common during the Mesozoic Era. Fossil evidence of dersilpod seed ferns has been discovered in various regions of the world, including North America, South America, and Europe.
Dersilpod seed ferns have a complex branching system, with many stems arising from a central crown. The
Similarities between seed ferns and modern pteridophytes (ferns) have led to the classification of seed ferns
Paleobotanical analysis has helped researchers understand the classifiers and interrelationships between different types of seed ferns.