Precisiones histológicas y bioquímicas acerca de los ejemplares de Frenelopsis procedentes de Torrelaguna (Madrid )
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https://doi.org/10.3989/egeol.84401-2653Keywords:
Hystology, Biochemistry, Frenelopsis, Upper cretaceous, Palaeobotany, Humic substances.Abstract
Different morphological features of the Frenelopsis from a Torrelaguna bassin (Madrid, Spain) are described and compared with F. alata and F. oligostomata , studied by other authors. The Frenelopsis rests present, in the studied deposit, a remarkable polymorphism with respect 10 the dimensions of the leaves, but all the specimens studied are greatiy related to F. oligostomata . The chemical study of the organic constituents of the cutic1es shows a heterogeneous composition, being the major constituents an alkali-insoluble cutinized residue and a likehumic acid polyphenolic extractable fraction, Cuticles contains a certain proportion of a highly alterated lignin-like polymer, and minimal amounts of fulvic acids, nitrogenated compounds, free hydrocarbons and carbohydrates. KEY WORDS: Hystology, Biochemistry, Frenelopsis, Upper cretaceous, Palaeobotany, Humic substances.
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1984-04-30
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Álvarez Ramis, C., Almendros, G., & Polo, A. (1984). Precisiones histológicas y bioquímicas acerca de los ejemplares de Frenelopsis procedentes de Torrelaguna (Madrid ). Estudios Geológicos, 40(1-2), 107–113. https://doi.org/10.3989/egeol.84401-2653
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