Holzanatomische Untersuchungen an einem fossilen Holz, <i>Circoporoxylon grandiporosum</i> Müller‐Stoll et Schultze‐Motel, aus dem Unteren Jura von Frankreich Mit 4 Abbildungen, einer Tabelle und 2 Tafeln

Süß, H.; Philippe, Michel

doi:10.1002/fedr.19931040706

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“…Reports of Jurassic fungi include fungal trace fossils (Martill, 1989) and lichen-like organisms and lichen-forming fungi (Preat et al, 2000;Wang et al, 2010), as well as more readily identifiable fungal remains such as spores and hyphae (Stockey, 1980;Traverse and Ash, 1994;Ibáñez and Zamuner, 1996;García Massini et al, 2012). In addition, Jurassic fossil wood has been described with particular decay patterns that have been interpreted as the result of fungal activity (e.g., Müller-Stoll, 1936;Süss and Philippe, 1993;Falaschi et al, 2011). Few reports, however, provide a detailed description of the fungi.…”

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Tylosis formation and fungal interactions in an Early Jurassic conifer from northern Victoria Land, Antarctica

Harper

Bomfleur

Decombeix

et al. 2012

Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology

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International audienceWell-preserved fungi occur in permineralized conifer axes from the Lower Jurassic of northern Victoria Land, Antarctica. The fungus is characterized by septate hyphae extending through the vascular ray system via penetration of cross-field pits. Tyloses are present in large numbers and might have been effective as a physical restraint to the spread of the fungus. However, knotted fungal hyphae within and around the tyloses suggest that the fungus was able to surmount the barriers. Hyphae are also present in the secondary phloem. This plant-fungal interaction contributes to a better understanding of the antagonistic relationships that existed between pathogenic fungi and conifers in the Jurassic paleoecosystems of Antarctica, as well as providing evidence of interactions between fungi and tyloses in Mesozoic wood

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Tylosis formation and fungal interactions in an Early Jurassic conifer from northern Victoria Land, Antarctica

Harper

Bomfleur

Decombeix

et al. 2012

Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology

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Fossile Hölzer der Familie Taxodiaceae aus tertiären Schichten des Versteinerten Waldes von Lesbos, Griechenland

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Velitzelos

1997

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Fossile Holzer der Familie Taxodiaceae aus tertiaren Schichten des Versteinerten Waldes von Lesbos, Griechenland iMit 5 Abbildungen und 7 Tafeln Z u s a m m e n f a s s u n g Aus dem Versteinerten Wald von Lesbos in Griechenland wird uber das Vorkommen von oberoligozanen bis untermioziinen Taxodiaceae-Holzern berichtet. AuRer den bereits bekannten Arten 7ii.rodio.vlon g.vpsaceum. 7: alhertense und 7: pserrdocrlhertense werden zwei neue Arten. 7imdio.plon megalonissum sp. nova und G!\ptostroboi.~lon microtrncheidale sp. nova, beschrieben. Tarodio.plon megalonissum grenzt sich durch den gleichmaRigen Verlauf der radialen Tracheidendurchmesser innerhalb einer Zuwachsperiode und den plotzlichen Ubergang vom Friih-zurn Spatholz von allen bisher beschriebenen Taxodioxyla eindeutig ab. Glyptostroboqkm microtracheidule stimmt gut mit dern Holz der in Sud-und Westchina weit verbreitet vorkommenden Cunninghamia lanceolatu uberein. Das Vorkommen von Tnrodio.nlon albertense und 7: pseudoalbertense in Griechenland ist fur das Tertiiir von Europa erstmalig. Die bisherigen Erkenntnisse uber fossile Holzer mit einer Taxodiaceen-Grundstktur werden in einem der Arbeit vorangestellten Kapitel diskutiert.

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Fossile Hölzer der Familie Taxodiaceae aus tertiären Schichten des Versteinerten Waldes von Lesbos, Griechenland

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Velitzelos²

1997

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Holzanatomische Untersuchungen an einem fossilen Holz, Circoporoxylon grandiporosum Müller‐Stoll et Schultze‐Motel, aus dem Unteren Jura von Frankreich Mit 4 Abbildungen, einer Tabelle und 2 Tafeln

Cited by 7 publications

References 13 publications

Tylosis formation and fungal interactions in an Early Jurassic conifer from northern Victoria Land, Antarctica

Tylosis formation and fungal interactions in an Early Jurassic conifer from northern Victoria Land, Antarctica

Fossile Hölzer der Familie Taxodiaceae aus tertiären Schichten des Versteinerten Waldes von Lesbos, Griechenland

Fossile Hölzer der Familie Taxodiaceae aus tertiären Schichten des Versteinerten Waldes von Lesbos, Griechenland

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