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Diplodites

Genus Diplodites Teter.-Babajan, Tasl. ex Kalgutkar, Nambud., Tidwell Rev. Palaeobot. Palynol., 77(1–2): 111. 3 May 1993
Name
Diplodites
Rank
Genus
Replaced Name
[Genus] Microdiplodiites
Authors (Name)
Teterevnikova-Babajan D. N. Taslakhchyan M. G.  
Authors (Pub.)
Kalgutkar R. M. Nambudiri E. M. V. Tidwell W. D.  
Publication
Diplodites sweetii sp. nov. from the Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) Deccan Intertrappean beds of India [1993/5]
Journal
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology
Volume
77
Issue
1–2
Page number
111
Year
1993
Parent Taxon
[Regnum] Fungi
Fossil Status
thallus (hyphal)
Type
Diplodites sweetii
Diagnosis
Hyphae intercellular, in the pericarp, septate, branched, smooth, thick-walled. Pycnidia superficial or immersed, with no definite orientation; shape and size variable, globose to subglobose, ovate-oblong or pyriform; dark, thick-walled, wall tissue pseudoparenchymatous. Pycnidia generally ostiolate, astomous when immersed; solitary or aggregated in small groups; a subicle or stroma present. Stroma typically dark brown or black, composed of thick-walled cells, uniloculate. Immature pycnidia filled with thin-walled cells. Conidia l-septate or aseptate, both kinds occurring in the same pycnidium, size variable, ellipsoidal-oblong to ovate, light to dark brown, septa twice as thick as spore walls; globose conidia 1-celled, lightly colored; two celled conidia brown, with striations occasionally present. Conidiophores or their remnants not present.

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