1962
DOI: 10.1080/00173136209429098
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On Some Disaccate Pollen Grains of Permian to Middle Jurassic Age

Abstract: The pollen of those organs producing disaccate grains of Permian to Aliddle Jurassic (Bajoeian) age is reconsidered. The features used to distinguish disaccate pollen grains is discussed.

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“…is unclear. It has been assigned to conifers (Clement-Westerhof, 1974) and to pteridosperms (Townrow, 1962). The monosulcate pollen Cycadopites spp.…”
Section: Skmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is unclear. It has been assigned to conifers (Clement-Westerhof, 1974) and to pteridosperms (Townrow, 1962). The monosulcate pollen Cycadopites spp.…”
Section: Skmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-Florinites have been probably generated by cordaitales (Schopf et al, 1944) -Alisporites have been produced by conifers such as Pteruchus, Lelestrobus, and Willsiostrobus (Townrow, 1962;Grauvogel-Stamm, 1978;Srivastava, 1984).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The same as Esignisporites and Vitrisporites, Falcisporites have been generated by Triassic seed ferns such as Harristothechan (Townrow, 1962).…”
Section: Resemblancementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Dispersed pollen grains of Alisporitestype were found in association with macro remains of the Corystospermaceae. Pollen grains extracted from corysto sper maceous pollen organ Pteruchus were described by Townrow (1962Townrow ( , 1965, Osborn & Taylor (1993), Xuanli et al (1995), and Axsmith et al (2000). The exine ultrastructure of Pteruchus pollen was studied by several authors (Taylor et al 1984: P. dubius; Zavada & Crepet 1985: P. africanus, P. dubius, and P. papillatus; Osborn & Taylor 1993: Pteruchus sp.).…”
Section: Preflosella Nathaniamentioning
confidence: 99%