Tertiary fruit remains of Pteleaecarpum, which we recently interpreted as valves of winged
capsules of an extinct sapindaceous genus, are now recognized as belonging to a living …

Fruit remains of the extinct genus Pteleaecarpum Weyland from the Tertiary of Europe, Asia,
and North America are interpreted as detached valves of readily dehiscing tricarpellate …

A new genus is recognized on the basis of wind-dispersed fruits from the Eocene of western
North America and Miocene of eastern Asia. The fruits consist of an accrescent hypogynous …

Fossil samaras referred to the extant rutaceous genus Ptelea L. comprise an artificial
collection of five distinct taxa with convergent fruit morphologies. Critical reexamination of …

Fossil fruit with persistent corolla, which have been recorded in Europe, particularly from the
Öhningen locality (middle Miocene of Germany), were originally assigned to the genus …

The fossil record evidences an old origin and diversification of Malvaceae in the Northern
Hemisphere. The central Tibetan Plateau was at a low elevation with a monsoon influence …

Recent phylogenetic analyses of the Caprifoliaceae and related families have paved the
way for critical study and interpretation of the fossil record. A new extinct genus, Diplodipelta …

• Premise of the study: Koelreuteria (Sapindaceae) has four extant deciduous tree species,
disjunctly distributed in eastern Asia and the Fiji Islands. While K. paniculata is widely …

A new genus and species with affinities to Ceratophyllaceae from the Lower Cretaceous of
Kansas, USA is reported. The fruits of Donlesia dakotensis gen. et sp. nov. are smooth …

Fruits of Koelreuteria are well known in the Tertiary deposits of western United States,
eastern Asia and Central-East Europe, yet unequivocal reproductive organs of this genus …