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Kunduriphyllum
Genus Kunduriphyllum Kodrul, N.P. Maslova Paleontol. J., 51(14): 1586. Dec 2017
- Name
- Kunduriphyllum
- Rank
- Genus
- Authors (Pub.)
- Kodrul T. M.
Maslova N. P.
- Publication
- Kunduriphyllum kundurense gen. et comb. nov. (Platanaceae) and Associated Reproductive Structures from the Campanian of the Amur Region, Russia [2017/12]
- Journal
- Paleontological Journal
- Volume
- 51
- Issue
- 14
- Page number
- 1586
- Year
- 2017
- Parent Taxon
- [Family] Platanaceae
- Fossil Status
- leaves
- Type
- Kunduriphyllum kundurense
- Diagnosis
- Leaves simple, unlobed; petiole
short. Lamina elliptic, rarely obovate, occasionally
asymmetrical. Base angle of lamina acute, rarely
obtuse; base shape rounded, slightly cordate or
cuneate, asymmetrical. Apex angle of lamina acute,
rarely obtuse; apex shape rounded or straight, often
mucronate, rarely spinose. Margin entire or serrate in
upper part of lamina, rarely toothed from lower third
part of leaf. Tooth spacing irregular, one order of teeth;
sinus shape rounded, tooth shape concave/convex to
straight/straight, tooth apex nonspecific. Primary
venation pinnate brochidodromous, often semicraspedodromous
in upper part of lamina or mix craspedodromous/brochidodromous. Secondaries alternate
to subopposite, often irregular, with simple agrophic
veins in middle part of lamina; intersecondaries rarely
present. Tertiaries alternate percurrent to mixed opposite–
alternate percurrent. Fourth order vein fabric
reticulate. Ordinary epidermal cells of costal area of
lower lamina surface with straight anticlinal walls of
various sizes and shapes: square, polygonal, rectangular
or with transverse anticlinal walls oriented
obliquely to longitudinal axis of cell; stomata anomocytic,
with four subsidiary cells. Epidermal cells of
upper leaf surface rectangular, rarely polygonal, stomata
and trichome bases absent.
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