Holzfossilien der Morphogattung <i>Spiroplatanoxylon</i> gen. nov. aus dem Tertiär von Europa und Vorderasien

Süß, H.

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“…Contrary to the wood of extant Platanus, Spiroplatanoxylon has both helical thickenings and exclusively scalariform perforation plates in the vessels, and crystals in axial parenchyma cells (Süss, 2007). Our wood shows the characteristics of this morphogenus.…”

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confidence: 56%

“…There are twelve species of Spiroplatanoxylon described so far including ten combinations and two new species Spiroplatanoxylon gregussii and S. mueller-stollii, all introduced by Süss (2007). They are quite similar to each other; however they present some important diff erences comparing to our wood.…”

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confidence: 69%

“…The fossil platanoid structure with spiral thickenings was introduced by Süss & Müller-Stoll (1977) and formalized later by Süss (2007) by establishing the morphogenus Spiroplatanoxylon. Contrary to the wood of extant Platanus, Spiroplatanoxylon has both helical thickenings and exclusively scalariform perforation plates in the vessels, and crystals in axial parenchyma cells (Süss, 2007).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…They are quite similar to each other; however they present some important diff erences comparing to our wood. We observed the original thin slides of S. bohemicum and S. europeanum and used the published descriptions of other Spiroplatanoxylon species (see in Greguss, 1969;Petrescu, 1978 andSüss, 2007). Spiroplatanoxylon bohemicum has only homocellular rays with procumbent cells and its rays are signifi cantly shorter and more numerous per tangential millimeter.…”

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First anatomically characterized wood from the Tertiary of Moravia: Spiroplatanoxylon from the area of Austerlitz (Southern Moravia, Czech Republic)

Továrková¹,

Gryc²,

Sakala³

2014

Acta Univ. Agric. Silvic. Mendelianae Brun.

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TOVÁRKOVÁ, I., GRYC, V. SAKALA, J.: First anatomically characterized wood from the Tertiary of Moravia:Spiroplatanoxylon from the area of Austerlitz (Southern Moravia, Czech Republic). Acta univ. agric. et silvic. Mendel. Brun., 2011, LIX, No. 6, pp. 367-372 A new silicifi ed angiosperm wood from the alluvial sediments in Vážany nad Litavou (SW of Slavkov/ Austerlitz near Brno, Vyškov district) is described. The wood is diff use-porous with indistinct growth ring boundaries. Vessels are exclusively solitary with helical thickenings and scalariform perforation plates. Rays are very high and up to 18 cells wide, homocellular to slightly heterocellular. Crystals are present in axial parenchyma mostly in chambered cells, rarely in idioblasts. The fossil is attributed to Spiroplatanoxylon mueller-stollii Süss. Other species of Spiroplatanoxylon are also discussed. Wood anatomical descriptions from the eastern part of the Czech Republic published so far deal either with the Silesian Tertiary or describe only partially lignifi ed probably Quaternary material; therefore the present paper can be considered as the fi rst detailed anatomical description of the Tertiary wood from Moravia.silicifi ed angiosperm wood, Spiroplatanoxylon, Tertiary, Moravia, Czech RepublicThe Tertiary silicifi ed wood is quite abundant in Moravia and it was the subject of several publications but without any mention about its anatomical

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First anatomically characterized wood from the Tertiary of Moravia: Spiroplatanoxylon from the area of Austerlitz (Southern Moravia, Czech Republic)

Továrková¹,

Gryc²,

Sakala³

2014

Acta Univ. Agric. Silvic. Mendelianae Brun.

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“…This feature is unknown among extant Platanus woods (Wheeler & Manchester 2002). Süss (2007) recently created a new morphogenus, Spiroplatanoxylon, for platanoid wood with spiral thickening and re-interpreted Platanoxylon and Plataninium from Kadaň as belonging to this genus. We can confirm the presence of spiral thickenings (Fig.…”

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Fossil angiosperm wood and its host deposits from the periphery of a dominantly effusive ancient volcano (Doupovské hory Volcanic Complex, Oligocene-Lower Miocene, Czech Republic): systematics, volcanology, geochronology and taphonomy

Sakala¹,

Rapprich²,

Pécskay³

2010

Bull. Geosci.

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A variety of fossil woods occur on the northern margin of the Doupovské hory Volcanic Complex in the northwestern part of the Czech Republic. The woods were buried by three different processes reflecting three different settings. First, a large area between the towns of Kadaň and Klášterec is covered by an up to 100 m thick sequence of lahar and debris avalanche deposits. These flows and avalanches gathered wood of Liriodendron, Lauraceae, Platanus, Cercidiphyllum, ?Craigia and Styracaceae from both the volcanic complex slopes and adjacent plains. Second, a rich assemblage of fossil woods with thermophilous elements such as Lauraceae and palms was preserved on the northern volcanic complex periphery by a Strombolian eruption of a monogenic cone. Third, a shallow lake formed to the side of the volcanic complex, where Platanus trunks were fossilized in the travertine. The wood of Liriodendron has never been previously recorded in the localities representing volcanic complex foothills, but is common in the local lahar deposits. This distribution leads us to hypothesize that Liriodendron forests dominated higher topographic levels of the Doupovské hory Volcanic Complex, reaching, but probably not exceeding 1000 m a.s.l.

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Fossil Woods From Bozovici (Sw Romania)

Iamandei¹,

Iamandei²,

Stoia³

2019

Actapalrom

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A palaeoxylotomical study was done on several samples from a private collection of petrified wood found in Bozovici area, which were taxonomically identified. Bozovici area is a small Badenian depression filled by coarse continental deposits, with some interbedded coal and volcanic tuffs. The frequent lateral facies variations and the few fossils of fresh water fauna make difficult a stratigraphic correlation of these deposits. Those samples of fossil wood were identified as remains of Glyptostroboxylon rudolphii Dolezych et Van der Burgh and Spiroplatanoxylon den-siradiatum (Petrescu) Süss and an extended discussion concerning the systematics of these taxa was made. Advanced studies on more numerous samples coming from Bozovici area could contribute to a better palaeoenvironmental and palaeoclimatic reconstruction of that area, during Badenian time.

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Holzfossilien der Morphogattung Spiroplatanoxylon gen. nov. aus dem Tertiär von Europa und Vorderasien

Abstract: Holzfossilien der Morphogattung Spiroplatanoxylon gen. nov. aus dem Tertiär von Europa und Vorderasien

Cited by 5 publications

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First anatomically characterized wood from the Tertiary of Moravia: Spiroplatanoxylon from the area of Austerlitz (Southern Moravia, Czech Republic)

First anatomically characterized wood from the Tertiary of Moravia: Spiroplatanoxylon from the area of Austerlitz (Southern Moravia, Czech Republic)

Fossil angiosperm wood and its host deposits from the periphery of a dominantly effusive ancient volcano (Doupovské hory Volcanic Complex, Oligocene-Lower Miocene, Czech Republic): systematics, volcanology, geochronology and taphonomy

Fossil Woods From Bozovici (Sw Romania)

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