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Menispermites ettingshausenii

Menispermites ettingshausenii A.B. Herman, J. Kvaček Late Cret. Grünbach Fl. Austria ed. 2010 82. 22 Dec 2009
Name
Menispermites ettingshausenii
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Menispermites
Authors (Pub.)
Herman A. B. Kvaček J.  
Publication
Late Cretaceous Grünbach flora of Austria [2009/12]
Authors (Book)
Herman A. B. Kvaček J.  
Book
Late Cretaceous Grünbach flora of Austria
Edition
2010
Page number
82
Year
2009
Fossil Status
leaves
Stratigraphy
Campanian
Strat. comment
Grünbach Formation
Location
Grünbach am Schneeberg, Austria
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Europe)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Naturhistorisches Museum Wien, Geologisch-Paläontologische Abteilung, Vienna, Austria
Repository Number
NHMW 1999B0057/0089a
Num
pl. 26, fig. 2; text-fig. 36
Pub.
Late Cretaceous Grünbach flora of Austria [2009/12]
Diagnosis
Leaf small, simple, trilobate, broadly triangular, symmetric, entire-margined. Leaf base cordate. Two lateral lobes in the lower part of the leaf well-developed, broad, round-triangular. Sinuses between lateral lobes and apical part of the leaf broad, shallow, round. Venation palmate brochidodromous. Midvein straight, two pairs of basal veins emerging from the leaf base. The basal vein of the upper pair forks with one branch going to the apical part of the leaf forming a loop, the other branch going to the lateral lobe also forming a loop. The basal vein of the second pair goes to the lateral lobe apex. One pair of infrabasal veins thin, short. One or two secondary veins brochidodromous, emerging from the midvein and the lower basal vein, curving upwards and forming loops. Tertiary veins thin, orthogonal-reticulate, forming loops along leaf margin. Quaternary venation orthogonal-reticulate.

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