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Stutzeliastrobus foliatus

Stutzeliastrobus foliatus F. Herrera, G. Shi, P. Knopf, A.B. Leslie, Ichinn., Mas. Takah., P.R. Crane, Herendeen Int. J. Pl. Sci., 178(1): 27. 7 Nov 2016
Name
Stutzeliastrobus foliatus
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Stutzeliastrobus
Authors (Pub.)
Herrera F. Shi G. Knopf P. Leslie A. B. Ichinnorov N. Takahashi M. Crane P. R. Herendeen P. S.  
Publication
Cupressaceae conifers from the Early Cretaceous of Mongolia [2016/11]
Journal
International Journal of Plant Sciences
Volume
178
Issue
1
Page number
27
Year
2016
Fossil Status
cones (female)
Stratigraphy
Aptian
Strat. comment
Tevshiin Govi Formation
Location
Tevshiin Govi coal mine, central Mongolia
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Asia)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Field Museum, Chicago, USA
Repository Number
PP56130
Data for Paratypus
Repository
Field Museum, Chicago, USA
Repository Number
PP56116,PP56117,PP56123,PP56129,PP56132, PP56133, PP56144, PP56149, PP56153
Diagnosis
As for the genus with the following additions: Leaves appressed, dorsiventrally flattened, sessile and slightly decurrent. Leaf apices ranging from acute, to convex, to falcate with a short spinelike tip. Fibers absent within the leaf mesophyll. Leaf epidermis well developed and composed of thick-walled isodiametric cells. Stomatal complexes well defined, ovate to elliptical in outline, crowded, and irregularly oriented. Guard cells sunken, elliptical in outline, surrounded by a ring of four to six subsidiary cells. Polar subsidiary cells depressed relative to the level of the other subsidiary and guard cells as seen from the inner cuticular surface. Subsidiary cells lacking cuticular thickenings or papillae on the inner cuticle surface. Seed cones ca. 7.0–32 mm long, ca. 6.0–15 mm wide, variable in lateral outline, ranging from elliptical, to ovate, to oblong, to obovate. Bract-scale complexes borne approximately at right angles to the cone axis proximally but more acute distally. Bracts ca. 4.0–7.0 mm long, ca. 2.0–5.0 mm wide, and ca. 227–264 mm thick. Branching resin canal system absent in the bract-scale complex. Seed bodies slightly flattened to ellipsoidal, bilaterally symmetrical to symmetrical, obovate, or slightly reniform in outline. Seed size, including the wing, ca. 4.0–6.0 mm long, 1.0–3.0 mm wide. No interseminal ridges between adjacent seeds.
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