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Rotafolia is an extinct genus of Sphenophyllales, a group of horsetail-like plants known only from fossils. Only one species, R. songziensis, is described, and it cannot be grown as a living plant.
Rotafolia is a genus of the extinct Sphenophyllales horsetails. The species Rotafolia songziensis was first described as Bowmanites songziensis in 1984, based on a fossilized strobilus, and transferred to the new genus Rotafolia in 2005.
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