“…To date, this Lower Devonian flora includes several dichotomous branching remains, a putative basal euphyllophyte, Taeniocrada ‐like stems and Hostinella , as well as a high diversity of spore genera ( Ambitisporites , Amicosporites , Aneurospora , Apiculiretusispora , Brochotriletes , Chelinospora , Coronaspora , Cymbosporites , Dibolisporites , Emphanisporites , Gneudnaspora , Iberoespora , Latosporites , Retusotriletes , Scylaspora and Verrucosisporites , among others) (Cascales‐Miñana et al . , , ). The Nogueras Formation ranges from the middle Lochkovian to mid‐Pragian and is formed by three members, from base to top: d2a, d2b and d2c (Carls & Valenzuela‐Ríos ; Dojen et al .…”