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(root wood)
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Pl. 1, Fig. 1, Pl. 2, Fig. 69,
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1971
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sp.; Prakash et al., pl. 3234, fig. 1025.
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<paragraph id="1A7A36C4FF91406EFF45FC37EAF60AAF" blockId="4.[166,467,905,928]" box="[166,467,905,928]" pageId="4" pageNumber="381">M a t e r i a l: Bečov 98/04.</paragraph>
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D e s c r i p t i o n. Growth rings distinct,
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wide, with earlywood zone distinctly wider than latewood; transition from earlywood to latewood is gradual.
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Tracheids: Outline polygonal to hexagonal. Radial diameter of earlywood tracheids 7087105 µm; radial diameter of latewood tracheids is 354970 µm; tangential diameter of tracheids ranges from 23 to 63 µm; number of tracheids between two rays ranges from 1 to 12, most frequently 2 (Tab. 3). Pitting in radial tracheid walls biseriate to triseriate; bordered pits circular in outline (
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), 1017 µm in diameter.
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Text-fig. 7. Schema of radial section of
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(sample 98/04). t tracheid, r ray, bp bordered pit, tp taxodioid pit, cp cupressoid pit.
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<paragraph id="1A7A36C4FF91406EFF45FA9FEAF80F34" blockId="4.[129,768,956,1660]" pageId="4" pageNumber="381">Rays: Exclusively uniseriate, with very low (12 cells) average height. Total range of height between 1 and 5 cells (Text-fig. 6); 35 rays per tangential mm and 2338 rays per square mm tangentially. Individual ray cells 2142 µm high, horizontal and end walls thin and smooth (thickness of double wall: 36 µm horizontal and 39 tangential). Ray tracheids absent. Cross-fields pits taxodioid, occasionally cupressoid, 1015 µm in diameter, 34 pits per cross-field arranged in 12 horizontal rows.</paragraph>
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D i s c u s s i o n. Generally, this wood shows features that are typical of
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, but it presents also several differences from the previous wood
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2, labelled
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have opposite arrangement of bordered pits in radial tracheid walls, taxodioid and cupressoid pits in the cross-fields, similar diameter of the bordered pits, pits in cross-fields, and thin and smooth horizontal and end walls of the ray-parenchyma cells, but there is a difference in the transversal dimensions of the tracheids, and height of rays and individual ray-parenchyma cells.
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After comparing our fossil with those published earlier (e.g.,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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), we think our wood is similar to
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samples from Waldkirch (
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), except for the ray height. A similarity was also noted to
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(
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): tracheids are smaller in Prakashs et al. specimen, but very low rays, bordered and cross-fields pits, and walls of the ray-parenchyma cells are similar. The authors described the tracheid outline as rounded, but the samples from Mikulovice have rather polygonal tracheid outline, as we can see in the published photos (
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: pl. 34, fig. 21 and 25). It is possible that these characteristics, which are different from the typical form
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, are related to the anatomical variation of the wood. Therefore, we think both our wood and the material described by
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can be attributed to
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, but they probably come from a root. As demonstrated by several authors (e.g.,
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,
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,
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), the tracheids in root wood are up to two times larger than in stem, also the rays are generally lower, and individual ray cells higher in the root than the stem. Broadly oval outlines of ray-cells in tangential section
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