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Are there some direct descendants from dinosaur ages in plant world?

We are often talking about dinosaurs, what they looked like and have become, but are there plants that have lived from those times up until today?
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Several plant lineages have survived through the Cretaceous extinction, although the relative abundance of each has varied greatly since.

The first flowering plants emerged during that time, but were relatively less abundant than in modern floras. Magnolias in particular are one of the oldest lineages of flowering plants.

More abundant were conifers (pine and spruce for instance) and ferns (including tree ferns), as well as ginkos and cycads.