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Quercus aimeeana

Quercus aimeeana Sadowski, A.R. Schmidt, Denk Willdenowia, 50: 468. 1 Dec 2020
Name
Quercus aimeeana
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Quercus
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
468
Year
2020
Fossil Status
inflorescences (male)
Stratigraphy
Priabonian
Location
in amber; Samland peninsula, Kaliningrad region, Russian Federation
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Europe)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Geowissenschaftliches Museum, Göttingen, Germany
Repository Number
GZG.BST.24389
Diagnosis
Pendulous staminate inflorescences, rachis with stellate trichomes. Florets singular, stalked. Perianth cyathiform, short and widely open, sometimes campanulate; incised to middle or lower third, forming triangular to lanceolate lobes with irregular serrate margins. Outer perianth surface and margin glabrous, only very rarely with 1 solitary trichome. Each floret with a central trichome tuft, composed of solitary trichomes. Stamens numerous, 8 – 13 per floret, filaments short and mostly covered by perianth. Anthers elliptic to narrowly elliptic with obtuse apex, basifixed. Some florets subtended by singular, linear, slender bract terminating in acute apex; bracts mostly glabrous, with sparse solitary trichomes. Pollen weakly microverrucate, perforate.

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