A distinctive new permineralized stem from marine deposits of western North America
provides additional evidence for the diversity of Upper Cretaceous tree ferns. The fossil …

Documented evidence of fungi associated with Mesozoic ferns is exceedingly rare. Three
different types of fungal remains occur in a portion of a small, permineralised fern stem of …

Fuscoporia is a large genus with approximately 80 known species, distributed in various
climates from subtropical to temperate, across the all continents except Antarctica …

More than 800 permineralized fagaceous fruits have been studied from the Eocene Appian
Way locality of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. These cupulate nuts are the most …

Premise of research. Two permineralized inflorescences have been found in calcium
carbonate concretions from the Eocene Appian Way locality on Vancouver Island, British …

Conclusions. Flower structure was compared to those of other petalloid, spicate, bisexual
owers in the monocot families Acoraceae and Araceae (Alismatales). The number of carpels …

An anatomically preserved fossil fern rhizome with diverging stipe bases and root traces is
described from the Lower Cretaceous (Valanginian to Hauterivian) Apple Bay locality …

The discovery of two anatomically preserved rhizomes with attached stipe bases and
adventitious roots contributes to our knowledge of filicalean fern diversity and evolution …

Premise of research. Four small pollen cones bearing pollen have been found attached to a
leafy twig in a calcareous concretion from the Valanginian Apple Bay locality, northern …

Brown-rot fungi are an important group of wood-decaying fungi, aside from the ecological
significance as decomposer and plant pathogens in forest ecosystems, some species are …