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indistinct or faint and then marked by radially flattened fibers.
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: 1) thin-walled and in parenchyma-like bands of varying widths alternating with 2) thick-walled in zones that vary from narrow to wide. Most fibers non-septate, but some septate. Fiber wall pitting not observed, probably minutely bordered to simple, typical of libriform fibers. Radial fiber diameter 20 (1425; SD 4) µm. The parenchyma-like fiber bands are much more common in the juvenile wood than in the more mature wood towards the periphery of the sample.
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scanty paratracheal, extremely sparse, in strands of 56 cells, cells 1630 µm in radial diameter.
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almost exclusively uniseriate, but a few rays with short biseriate portions, 1123 per mm, heterocellular, composed mainly of square or upright cells with a few procumbent cells present in biseriate central portions, or upright, square and weakly procumbent cells mixed throughout the rays. Height 220 cell or 539 (146942; SD 241) µm.
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. Prismatic crystals present in chambered upright ray cells and in chambered fibers.
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. In radial sections some of the rays show a herringbone pattern with cells converging towards narrow tubules with dark contents.
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. The pith is wide, rounded to pentagonal with central large-celled parenchyma. The peripheral pith is small-celled, in some regions giving an impression of internal phloem, separated by some small-celled parenchyma layers from the protoxylem vessels.
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Illustrations of the
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Baas
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, and one of the oldest fossils of the order
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, to which the family belongs. Because its identity/botanical affinity is robust, and the fossil is well dated at 65 +/- 1 Ma, we encourage future students of the phylogeny of
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and related angiosperm orders to use this record to calibrate molecular clock analyses.
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