Angiospermae - Fagales - Myricaceae
Full reference: E. W. Berry. 1937. A Paleocene flora from Patagonia. Contributions to Paleobotany of South America, Studies in Geology (12)33-50
Belongs to Myrica according to E. W. Berry 1937
Sister taxa: Myrica acuta, Myrica aspera, Myrica banksiaefolia, Myrica brittoniana, Myrica brongniarti, Myrica cerifera, Myrica cinnamomifolia, Myrica cliffwoodensis, Myrica coloradensis, Myrica copeana, Myrica coriacea, Myrica dakotensis, Myrica davisii, Myrica drymeja, Myrica elaeanoides, Myrica elegans, Myrica emarginata, Myrica fenestrata, Myrica havanensis, Myrica heerii, Myrica hendersoni, Myrica hollicki, Myrica hoveyana, Myrica idahoensis, Myrica lamarensis, Myrica lanceolata, Myrica latiloba, Myrica lessigiana, Myrica lignitum, Myrica longa, Myrica ludwigii, Myrica mira, Myrica mohavensis, Myrica neomexicana, Myrica nervosa, Myrica newberryana, Myrica nigricans, Myrica obliqua, Myrica obscura, Myrica obtusa, Myrica oregoniana, Myrica personata, Myrica raritanensis, Myrica ripleyensis, Myrica salicina, Myrica saportana, Myrica schimperi, Myrica scottii, Myrica serrata, Myrica sternbergii, Myrica studeri, Myrica torreyi, Myrica trifoliata, Myrica uglowi, Myrica undulata, Myrica ungeri, Myrica vindobonensis, Myrica wardii, Myrica wilcoxensis, Myrica zenkeri
Type specimen: Its type locality is Cerro Funes, which is in a Paleocene terrestrial claystone in Argentina
Ecology: "photoautotroph"
Distribution:
• Paleocene of Argentina (3 collections)
Total: 3 collections each including a single occurrence
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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