| 11. | However, many scientists have advocated for the reverse arrangement, where Apoda is used as the name for modern caecilian groups.
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| 12. | Interesting eucalyptus plants occurring on the mountain include the Blue Mountains ash and " Eucalyptus scias subsp . apoda ".
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| 13. | He also described the genus " Diplostachyum " to include a group of species similar to " Selaginella apoda ".
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| 14. | Primarily, " Selaginella apoda " thrives in environments heavily shaded from the sun and with high moisture content in the soils.
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| 15. | This is the origin of both the name " bird of paradise " and the specific name " apoda " without feet.
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| 16. | The roots, angle meristems, as well as rhizophores of " S . apoda " experience supplemental growth as the plant itself increases in height.
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| 17. | Strobilus length, as well as microsporangia counts, in " S . apoda " are reliant on their development season in addition to the strobilus age.
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| 18. | The three modern orders are Anura ( the frogs and toads ), Caudata ( or Urodela, the salamanders ), and Gymnophiona ( or Apoda, the caecilians ).
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| 19. | In the Americas, " S . apoda " can be found as far north as the U . S . state of Maine to as far south as Guatemala.
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| 20. | Best known are the members of the genus " Paradisaea ", including the type species, the greater bird-of-paradise, " Paradisaea apoda ".
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