The Kalgutkar and Jansonius Database of Fossil Fungi
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NAME
Diploneurospora tewarii
AGE
Miocene.
AGE span:
23.03...5.332
mya
K&J CLASSIFICATION (2000)
Ascomycetes, Sphaeriales.
FIGURE(S)
Pl.7fig.31.jpg
FIGURE REFERENCE
Jain KP, Gupta RC. 1970. Some fungal remains from the Tertiaries of Kerala Coast; The Palaeobotanist, v. 18 (1969), p. 177-182.
SPECIES, AUTHORITY
D. tewarii Jain & Gupta 1970, p. 180, pl. 1, fig. 21.
LOCATION
Padappakkara, Quilon, Western Ghats, South India.
ORIG DESCRIPTION
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Ascospores two-celled, uniseriate, cells unequal in size, length ratio nearly 3:1, both ends acute, two cells attached at broader bases along one side. Larger cell dark brown in color, elliptical, 50 x 16 µm, exine 0.7 µm thick, sculptured ribs prominent on one side, extending up to margins on the other side, leaving central portion free, ribs longitudinal, discontinuous, 8-10 in number, branched. Smaller cell hyaline, tail-like, 10 x 15 µm; exine thin, ribs very faint, 4-5 µm in number.
COMMENTS
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The specific name has been given for Dr. J.P. Tewari, who helped us in identifying the fossil specimen.
PUBLICATION REFERENCE
Jain KP, Gupta RC. 1970. Some fungal remains from the Tertiaries of Kerala Coast; The Palaeobotanist, v. 18 (1969), p. 177-182.
K&J REMARKS
TYPE
ALL NAMES (Including synonyms)
Diploneurospora tewarii
SERIAL NUMBER
349
PUBLIC COMMENTS
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For source, see Publication Reference.