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Magnolia basicordata

Magnolia basicordata O. Lavrenko, Fotjan. NATO ASI Ser. I, Glob. Env. Change, 27: 318. 16 Dec 1994
Name
Magnolia basicordata
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Magnolia
Authors (Pub.)
Lavrenko O. D. Fotjanova L. I.  
Publication
Some Early Paleogene species from Western Kamchatka [1994/12]
Journal
NATO ASI Series
Volume
27
Page number
318
Year
1994
Fossil Status
leaves
Stratigraphy
Paleocene
Location
Snatol River, western Kamtchtka peninsula, Kamchatka Territory, Russian Federation
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Far East)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Palaeontological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation
Repository Number
coll. 4256, No 2/77-6
Diagnosis
Leaves simple, varying in length from 5.5 to nearly 20 cm, and in width from 3 to 14 cm; obovate, base slightly asymmetrical, cordate, rounded or pseudopeltate (with two large rounded projections whose inner margins are convex); apex unknown; margin entire. Venation brachidodromous; midvein stout, straight, raised, much thicker than secondaries; secondary veins 16 to 18; alternate; the angles of divergence made with primary vein at the base of leaf 130-150 degrees, at midpoint 65-85 degrees and at apex 50-60 degrees; secondaries straight; arched upward close to margin and giving off branches to superadjacent secondary, with one of the branches stronger than the other; tertiaries percurrent, oriented at right angles to secondary vein, forked or straight; quaternaries orthogonal; areoles well developed; quadrangular, veinlets none; marginal ultimate venation with loops.

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