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Riaselis

Genus Riaselis Friis, P.R. Crane, K.R. Pedersen Int. J. Pl. Sci., 180(2): 113. 4 Jan 2019
Name
Riaselis
Rank
Genus
Authors (Pub.)
Friis E. M. Crane P. R. Pedersen K. R.  
Publication
Extinct diversity among Early Cretaceous angiosperms: mesofossil evidence of early Magnoliales from Portugal [2019/1]
Journal
International Journal of Plant Sciences
Volume
180
Issue
2
Page number
113
Year
2019
Parent Taxon
[Class] Magnoliopsida
Fossil Status
fruits
Type
Riaselis rugosa
Diagnosis
Fruit/fruitlet indehiscent, with a thin wall; one seeded. Style lacking. Inner layer of fruit wall with narrow, elongate fibers. Stigmatic area restricted. Seed small, anatropous, bitegmic, and mesotestal-endotestal, with thick outer integument (testa) and thin inner integument (tegmen). Mesotesta one cell layer thick, composed of larger sclerenchyma cells. Endotesta several cell layers thick, composed of small polygonal cells with endoreticulate infillings. Seed surface coarsely rugulate.Micropyle formed from inner integument. Hilum and micropyle close together, not separated by testal tissue, resulting in a wide transversely oriented micropylar-hilar opening in the testa. Ovular vascular bundle continuing beyond the chalaza on the antiraphal side of the seed to the micropyle. Embryo tiny. Endosperm cellular, not-ruminate.
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