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International Journal of Plant Sciences, 2006 Anatomically preserved specimens of globose staminate and pistillate inflorescences belonging to Platanaceae have been found in concretions at the Eocene Appian Way fossil locality on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Ruth Stockey, Graham Beard
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1999in: J. JALAS, J. SUOMINEN, R. LAMPINEN & A. KURTTO (Eds). Atlas Florae Europaeae: 12.
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Occurrence of Sapindopsis (Platanaceae) in the Cretaceous of Eurasia
Paleontological Journal, 2007Three new species of the genus Sapindopsis Fontaine from Central Asia and western Siberia are described: S. neuburgae (Vachr.) Golovn., comb. nov., S. janschinii (Vachr.) Golovn., comb. nov., and S. kryshtofovichii (I. Lebed.) Golovn., comb. nov. Geographical and stratigraphic analyses have shown that the genus evolved in Eurasia from the Middle Albian
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A developmental and evolutionary analysis of embryology in Platanus (platanaceae), abasal eudicot
American Journal of Botany, 1999The Platanaceae are an early derived eudicot lineage and therefore occupy a key position for understanding reproductive character diversification associated with the early evolutionary radiation of flowering plants. We conducted an embryological study of Platanus racemosa in order to provide critical data on defining angiosperm reproductive characters ...
S K, Floyd, V T, Lerner, W E, Friedman
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Flora Iberica / Vol. II: Platanaceae - Plumbaginaceae (partim)
1990S. Castroviejo, M. Lainz, G. Lopez Gonzalez, P. Montserrat, F. Munoz Garmendia, J. Paiva, L. Villar (1990): Flora Iberica / Vol. II: Platanaceae - Plumbaginaceae (partim).
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Airborne pollen data of Platanaceae in Santiago de Compostela (Iberian Peninsula)
Aerobiologia, 2001The pollen count of the Platanus genus in the atmosphere of Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain) was carried out from 1993 to 1998, with the pollen of this taxon representing 6% of total identified pollen. The principal pollination period (P.P.P.) was centred on the months of March and April, with an average duration of 23 days.During the study ...
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Genus Ettingshausenia (Platanaceae) in the Cenomanian-Turonian floras of Eurasia
Palaeobotany, 2011Rhomboid platanaceous leaves from the Cenomanian-Turonian deposits of Rurasia are revised. The most part of findings are referred to Ettingshausenia cuneifolia (Bronn) Stiehler. Emended diagnosis of the genus Ettingshausenia and detailed morphological and epidermal characteristics of E. cuneifolia are given.
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