Paper · 1960 · The Palaeobotanist

Phyllanthinium Bangalamodense : A New Species of Fossil Euphorbiaceous Wood From The “Cuddalore Series” of India

G. K. B. Navale

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Abstract

The anatomy of a petrified dicotyledonous wood is described from the Tertiary rocks of the Cuddalore series, South India. The fossil specimen shows close resemblances with the woods of the Phyllanthoidae group of Euphorbiaceae.

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The petrified wood anatomy was described from South India.

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Phyllanthinium Bangalamodenset0
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anatomy of a petrified dicotyledonous woode0
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South Indiae0

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“The anatomy of a petrified dicotyledonous wood is described from the Tertiary rocks of the Cuddalore series, South India.”

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“Phyllanthinium Bangalamodense”

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The fossil resembles woods of the Phyllanthoidae group of Euphorbiaceae.

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Phyllanthinium Bangalamodenset0
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close resemblances with the woods of the Phyllanthoidae group of Euphorbiaceaee0

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“The fossil specimen shows close resemblances with the woods of the Phyllanthoidae group of Euphorbiaceae.”

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“Phyllanthinium Bangalamodense”

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