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D e s c r i p t i o n. Frond triangular,
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wide at base, base flat to curved, budding pouch triangular,
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tall,
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wide, aerenchyma present.
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R e m a r k s. The slender triangular fronds with aerenchyma and budding pouches are diagnostic of
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. This specimen is not the dispersal hair of a
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plants can exhibit a variety of morphologies including ovate, “tongue” and sickle shaped (
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Text-fig.
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). The size range of these specimens also fits the size range of modern North American
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fronds (
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for the modern) (
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). Ours would fit in the “tongue” category, which does not occur in the other genera of Lemnoideae. These are the first reported
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fossils. Today there are 10 species of this floating aquatic plant across the Americas and Africa (
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). Species in the
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are concentrated in the Southwest and Southeast (
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).
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