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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: A Biased, Misleading Review on Early Angiosperms

  AUTHORS: Xin Wang

  KEYWORDS: Age, Angiosperms, Flowers, Review, Fossil, Origin, Jurassic

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.9 No.12, December 5, 2017

  ABSTRACT: A recently published review by Herendeenet al.is misleading, self-centered, self-praising, and self-conflicting. They excluded the famous early angiospermArchaefructusfrom their list of exemplar angiosperms, which contained only fossil plants they published themselves, leaving the impression that they were only authoritative on the origin and early history of angiosperms. Their 57-year-old “No Angiosperms Until the Cretaceous” conception does not reflect the truth about the origin and early history of angiosperms. Reinforcing such vapidly repeated statement does not help resolving any problem in science but leads to no solution for the origin of angiosperms. The authors tried to establish a criterion identifying a fossil angiosperm but their own exemplar angiospermMonetianthusoverturns their own criterion. Apparently, such a review does not positively contribute much to science.