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Platimeliphyllum reznikoviorum

Platimeliphyllum reznikoviorum N.P. Maslova in N.P. Maslova, Kodrul, Tekl., G.N. Alexandrova Paleontol. Zhurn., 2014, (6): 113. 2014
Name
Platimeliphyllum reznikoviorum
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Platimeliphyllum
Authors (Name)
Maslova N. P.  
Authors (Pub.)
Maslova N. P. Kodrul T. M. Tekleva M. V. Alexandrova G. N.  
Publication
Platimeliphyllum reznikoviorum N. Maslova sp. nov. (Angiospermae) i assotsiiruyushchee s nim soplodie iz paleogena Tsentralnogo Kazakhstana [2014]
Journal
Paleontologicheskii Zhurnal
Annee/Jahrgang
2014
Issue
6
Page number
113
Year
2014
Fossil Status
leaves
Stratigraphy
Paleogene
Strat. comment
Ashutskaja suite
Location
Arkalyk, Nizhneashutskoe mine, Kazakhstan
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Central Asia)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Institute of Botany, Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Repository Number
№ 441-56
Diagnosis
Leaf lamina entire, oval, length-width ratio 1.8. Lamina base round or broadly cuneate, occasionally asymmetric, apex acuminate. Leaf margin toothed. Venation actinodromous. Basal veins deviate suprabasally, going up to 1/2 of leaf lamina length and equal to first pair of secondary veins; agrophic veins, 4–8, present. Secondary veins three to six pairs. Tertiary veins thin, weakly convex or sinuous, opposite or alternate percurrent. Higher-order veins form reticulum of polygonal areoles with dichotomizing vein. Upper leaf surface epidermis consists of polygonal elongate cells with weakly undulate or straight anticlinal walls. Lower leaf surface epidermal cells polygonal, elongate with undulate anticlinal walls. Stomata anomocytic with six or seven subsidiary cells. Epidermis of upper and lower leaf surfaces bears trichome bases developing on several cells.

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