“…Cuneate organs are also known from a number of various fossil plants. Subtending bracts (or sporangiophores) are cuneate in some lycophytes (Mazocarpon Benson;Schopf, 1941;Pigg, 1983), sphenophytes (Palaeostachya Weiss; Baxter, 1955), cycads (Androstrobus Schimper, Beania Carruthers, Harris, 1941Harris, , 1964Delemaya Klavins, Taylor, Krings & Taylor, Klavins et al, 2003), and many conifers (Ohsawa, 1994;Stockey, 1994). Ovules are cuneate in Pentoxylales (Sahni, 1948;Crane, 1985) and interseminal scales in Bennettitales (Harris, 1969;Crepet, 1974;Sharma, 1982;Pedersen et al, 1989;Nishida, 1994;Rothwell & Stockey, 2002;Stockey & Rothwell, 2003).…”