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Discosoropteris

Genus Discosoropteris Pšenička, W.-M. Zhou, C.K. Boyce, Votočk. Frojd., Bek, Opluštil, Jun Wang bis Rev. Palaeobot. Palynol., 299(104608): 2. 22 Jan 2022
Name
Discosoropteris
Rank
Genus
Authors (Pub.)
Pšenička J. Zhou W.-M. Boyce C. K. Votočková Frojdová J. Bek J. Opluštil S. Wang J.  
Publication
Two new leptosporangiate ferns from in situ volcanic ash of the Whetstone Horizon (Kladno Formation, Pennsylvanian), Pilsen Basin, Czech Republic [2022/1]
Journal
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology
Volume
299
Issue
104608
Page number
2
Year
2022
Parent Taxon
[Class] Pteridopsida
Fossil Status
foliage (fertile)
Type
Discosoropteris chlupata
Diagnosis
Frond tripinnate. Rachis densely covered by multicellular uniseriate trichomes across all orders. Presence of anadromous pinnules. Vegetative and fertile pinnules sphenopteroid, also bearing trichomes. Leptosporangia aggregated into massive disc-shaped hemispherical sori on abaxial surface along midvein or lateral veins. Sori contain up to 80 annulate sporangia. Individual sporangia immersed in a tangle of uniseriate multicellular trichomes. Annulate sporangia ovoid or pyriform, very shortly stalked. Oval to subtriangular trilete microspores are laevigate, microgranulate, microspinate, or finely reticulate.

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