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Disencyclocyticutis mizoramensis

Disencyclocyticutis mizoramensis R. Tewari, Mand., R.C. Mehrotra J. Appl. Biosci., 31(2): 101. Dec 2005
Name
Disencyclocyticutis mizoramensis
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Disencyclocyticutis
Authors (Pub.)
Tewari R. Mandaokar B. D. Mehrotra R. C.  
Publication
Fossil cuticles from the Oligocene sediments of northeast India [2005/12]
Journal
Journal of applied bioscience
Volume
31
Issue
2
Page number
101
Year
2005
Fossil Status
leaves (cuticles)
Stratigraphy
Chattian
Strat. comment
Barail Group
Location
near Champhai, Mizoram, India
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Indostan)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences, Lucknow, India
Repository Number
Slide No. BSIP 12998
Diagnosis
Cuticle hypostomatic, cells of upper surface of lamina differentiated into vein and mesh areas, veins up to 18 cells wide, cells of veins rectanguloid, elongate, of uniform width, arranged end to end in longitudinal rows, 17.5-35 x 10 um in size, cells of mesh areas polygonal to variously shaped, irregularly arranged 15-25 x 12.5-25 um in size; anticlinal walls straight, 2.5 um wide over veins, 5 um wide over meshes, surface walls smooth; cells of lower surface of lamina undifferentiated, very thin, cell outlines not clear, apparently polygonal to variously shaped, irregularly arranged, cells 15 x 7.5 um in size wherever visible, stomata oval, cyclocytic, amphicyclic, irregular in distibution and orientation, 5-7.5 x 5 um in size, guard cells and stomatal slit not clear due to amphicyclic nature of subsidiary cells, the latter distinct, 6 in number, polygonal, arranged in a ring around stomata, 5-7.5 x 5-6 um in size, walls of subsidiary cells 0.5-1 um wide, stomatal index 6.3.

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