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Eotrigonobalanus conwentzii

Eotrigonobalanus conwentzii Sadowski, A.R. Schmidt, Denk Willdenowia, 50: 491. 1 Dec 2020
Name
Eotrigonobalanus conwentzii
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Eotrigonobalanus
Authors (Pub.)
Sadowski E.-M. Schmidt A. R. Denk T.  
Publication
Staminate inflorescences with in situ pollen from Eocene Baltic amber reveal high diversity in Fagaceae (oak family) [2020/12]
Journal
Willdenowia
Volume
50
Page number
491
Year
2020
Fossil Status
inflorescences (male)
Stratigraphy
Priabonian
Location
in amber; Samland peninsula, Prussia = Kaliningrad peninsula, Kaliningrad region, Russian Federation
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Europe)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Geowissenschaftliches Museum, Göttingen, Germany
Repository Number
GZG.BST.6895
Diagnosis
Pendulous staminate inflorescence, rachis glabrous. Florets singular or in clusters of 2 or 3, sessile. Perianth cyathiform, incised to lower third, forming triangular, acute lobes with irregular serrate margin. Outer perianth surface and margin only rarely with solitary trichomes. Each floret with central, loose trichome tuft composed of solitary trichomes. Stamens numerous, 6 – 11 stamens per floret, filaments elongated and projecting beyond perianth. Anthers narrowly elliptic, apically notched, basifixed. Florets subtended by single bract, lanceolate to linear, terminating in acute apex; bracts mostly glabrous, scarcely with few solitary trichomes on margin and abaxial lamina. Pollen tricolporate, elliptic, microrugulate, perforate, microrugulae twisted and interwoven, forming aggregates; footlayer moderately thick in mesocolpium.

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