Introduction to the Study of Palæontological BotanyBalfour, John Hutton
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Introduction to the Study of Palæontological Botany
Balfour, John Hutton
Paleobotany
33. " Sigillaria pachyderma 45
34. Sigillaria reniformis 45
35. " pachyderma 46
36. " (Favularia) tessellate 46
37. " pachyderma 46
38. Stigmaria ficoides 47
39. " " (S. anabathra of Corda) 47
40. Bifurcating stem of Lepidodendron obovatum (elegans) 49
41. Stem of Lepidodendron crenatum 49
42. Fructification of Lepidodendron 50
43. Longitudinal section of Fructification of Triplosporites 50
44. (1). Fruit of Selaginella spinulosa, A. Braun (Lycopodium
selaginoides, Linn.) 51
(2). Scale and sporangium from the upper part of cone 51
(3). Antheridian microspores from ditto 51
(4). Macrospore 51
(5). Scale and sporangium from lower part of cone, containing
macrospores 51
(6). Fruit of Lepidostrobus ornatus (Hooker) 51
(7). Three scales and sporangia of ditto 51
(8). Microspores from sporangia of the upper part of the
cone of Triplosporites Brownii, Brongn. 51
(9). Macrospore from the sporangia of the lower part 51
(10). Scales and sporangia of a cone of Flemingites 51
45 _a._ Calamites Suckovii 57
45 _b._ Septum or Phragma of a Calamite 57
46. Vertical stems of Calamites--in coal-measures of Treuil,
near St. Etienne 58
47. Fruits of Equisetum and Calamites 60
(1). Equisetum arvense, L. 60
(2). Portion of sporangium wall 60
(3, 4). Spores--elaters free 60
(5). Longitudinal section of part of one side of cone 60
(6). Transverse section of cone 60
(7). Calamites (Volkmannia) Binneyi (Carr.) 60
(8). Portion of sporangium wall 60
(9). Two spores 60
(10). Longitudinal section of part of one side of cone 60
(11). Transverse section of cone 60
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