The INTERNATIONAL FOSSIL PLANT NAMES INDEX
Global registry of scientific names of fossil organisms covered by the International Code of Nomenclature for Algae, Fungi, and Plants and the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature © 2014-2024

IDNAME urn:idName:ifpni.org:species:6E2DAB0C-9611-4E0A-BE2E-A219800AF85C species
Back

Azolla cluthiana

Azolla cluthiana V.P. Nikitin in V.P. Nikitin, Hval' Paleobot., 2: 51. 2011
Name
Azolla cluthiana
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Azolla
Authors (Name)
Nikitin V. P.  
Authors (Pub.)
Nikitin V. P. Hval' A. V.  
Publication
Reproduktivnye struktury Azolla v kajnozoe Zapadnoj Sibiri [2011]
Journal
Paleobotanika
Volume
2
Page number
51
Year
2011
Fossil Status
sporae dispersae (megaspores)
Stratigraphy
Eocene
Strat. comment
Tavdinian suite
Location
Kljuchi village, Altaj territory, Russian Federation
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Siberia)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Komarov Botanical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, St.-Petersburg, Russian Federation
Repository Number
213/Н3905
Diagnosis
Megaspore complexes medium-sized, 0,47—0,55 mm long. Supraspore considerably shorter and narrower than the infraspore. Basic floats 9. Lower floats 1,5 times smaller than the upper ones. Cap partially covering the supraspore. Columella present. Collar narrow. Suprafilosum extensive, made up of both shorter hairs and long filaments. Infraspore surface finely granulate, either consisting of (1) larger grains combining into dense wide rounded tubercles that enclose crater-like areas occupied by rounded foamy particles, and (2) smaller grains in areas between the tubercles (f. tuberculata) or spongy, made up of uniform interfused elements that do not form tubercles (f. reticulata). Infrafilosum either almost absent to weakly developed (f. tuberculata) or distinct (f. reticulata). Massulae distinctly compressed, small, about 0,05 mm in diameter, with medium-sized, 0,07—0,1 mm, nonseptate glochidia. Massula comprising 3—4 microspores.

Please login or register to comment on this