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Paraphyllanthoxylon obiraense

Paraphyllanthoxylon obiraense K. Takah., Mits. Suzuki I.A.W.A. J., 24(3): 289. 2003
Name
Paraphyllanthoxylon obiraense
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Paraphyllanthoxylon
Authors (Pub.)
Takahashi K. Suzuki M.  
Publication
Dicotyledonous fossil wood flora and early evolution of wood characters in the Cretaceous of Hokkaido, Japan [2003]
Journal
IAWA Journal
Volume
24
Issue
3
Page number
289
Year
2003
Fossil Status
stems (wood)
Stratigraphy
Santonian
Strat. comment
Member Uf-Uk, Upper part of the Yezo Group
Location
Araki-sawa, Obira-cho, Rumoi County, Hokkaido, Japan
Paleoregion
Eurasia (Japanese Archipelago)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Botanical Garden, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
Repository Number
TK 98141
Diagnosis
Growth rings absent. Wood diffuse-porous, Vessels common, 22-36 (mean 27) per square mm; solitary (52%) and in radial multiples of 2-5; round in cross section; 65-130 (mean 93) x 70-140 (mean 96) um in tangential x radial diameter; 230-370 (mean 298) pm in vessel element length; tyloses abundant; perforation plates exclusively simple; intervessel pits alternate, round to oval (10 x 7 um in radial x vertical diameter), horizontally elongated; vessel-ray pits simple, large, round to oval (12 um in diameter), horizontally or vertically elongated. Imperforate tracheary elements fibers with no pits, septa not observed (N.B.: but absence of septa is likely due to poor preservation). Axial parenchyma moderately abundant, vasicentric, no crystalliferous elements observed. Rays up to 3 cells (60 um) wide; 240 um-1.1 mm high ; heterocellular; procumbent cells 70 x 25 pm in radiallength x height; upright cells 25 x 50 pm in radial length x height; uniseriate rays rare; no crystalliferous elements observed.

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