"isophyllous" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2004, Pooja, Pteridophyta, Discovery Publishing House Pvt. Limited, page 87:",
          "text": "Species included in this section are isophyllous but the sporophylls are arranged in 4 vertical rows and give the strobilus a four-angled appearance e.g., S. pygmaea, S. uliginosa, S. rupestris, S. oregana, etc.",
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          "text": "This section includes about fifty species all of which have uniform or isophyllous leaves that are spirally arranged. They are all monostelic. This section is further divided into two sub-sections:",
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          "text": "The genus Selaginella is also of interest because species that grow in drier habitats have shoots that are orthotropic and isophyllous (Figure 11.65A).",
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