cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996613
title: TABLE 1 in Gomphonema rajaguruii sp. nov., a new diatom (Bacillariophyceae) species from the Western Ghats, India

description: TABLE 1. Comparison between the morphologically similar species and Gomphonema rajaguruii sp. nov. from the different sources. (— indicates unknown)
Features / SpeciesGomphonema rajaguruii sp. novGomphonema kallarense Pardhi et al. 2020Gomphonema lujanense E. Reichardt & Maidana 2008Gomphonema pseudointermedium E. Reichardt 2008Gomphonema zellense E. Reichardt 1999Gomphonema supertergestinum E. Reichardt 2009Gomphonema irroratum Hustedt 1945Valve length (μm)45.5–71.032.9–46.6176.4–52.628.0–55.027.0–60.022.0–52.024.0–37.0Valve width (μm)8.8–12.86.8–9.15.6–9.06.6–7.79.2–11.07.0–9.05.5–7.5Valve shapeLanceolate - RhombicLanceolate-clavateLanceolate-clavateClavateClavateLanceolate to ellipticClavateHead poleSlightly broadly rounded towards poleBroadly rounded, almost flat, slight capitateBluntly rounded or truncate with small pore fieldObtusely roundedRoundedBroadly roundedBroadly roundedFoot poleNarrowly rounded, elongated towards poleNarrow roundedNarrow roundedNarrow roundedRoundedNarrowly roundedRoundedStriae (10 μm)9–10 in central area 10–12 towards poles9–137–1210–118–109–1214–16Striae pattern (Head to Centre)Slightly radiate from head pole to central valveSlight radiateModerately radiateStrongly radiateRadiateRadiateStrongly RadiateStriae pattern (Centre to Foot)Strongly radiate towards the foot poleRadiateRadiateWeakly radiateSlightly radiateParallelRadiateAreolae (10 μm)60–7060–70——22–26—30–35Areolae patternBiseriate, slit-shaped, aligned alternativelyBiseriate, slit-shaped, aligned alternativelyBiseriate, slit-shaped, aligned alternativelyMostly biseriate, slit-shapedUniseriate and Partially biseriateBiseriate, RoundBiseriate, roundRapheWeakly undulateLateral to undulateLateralLateral fissure somewhat undulateNarrow, LateralLateral or filiformLateral, undulatedAxial area (size)Slightly broader, linear to lanceolateBroad to narrow, lanceolateModerately narrow, linear to lanceolateNarrow, linearNarrow, linearNarrow, linearNarrow, linear to lanceolateCentral areaDistinct, smallDistinct, smallUnilaterally widened with one greatly shortened striaSmallLarge to nearly rectangularDistinct, Extended to the edge, Very short striaeSmall, irregular to ellipticPseudoseptumPresentPresent——AbsentPresent—Stigma ExternallyOvalRoundRoundRoundRoundRound1HabitatWet wallStreamRiverLakeLakeLakeLakeType localityMahabaleshwar, Maharashtra, IndiaKallar stream, Kerala, IndiaLujan river, ArgentinaInley Lake, BurmaZellsee Lake, GermanyBrandenburg, GermanyBalkan Highlands, Balkan PeninsulaReferencePresent studyPardhi et al. (2020)Reichardt (2008)Reichardt (2008)Reichardt (1999)Reichardt (2009)Hustedt (1945)
description: Published as part of Yogeshwaran, Murugesan, Kociolek, John Patrick & Karthick, Balasubramanian, 2023, Gomphonema rajaguruii sp. nov., a new diatom (Bacillariophyceae) species from the Western Ghats, India, pp. 203 in Phytotaxa 595 (2) on page 203, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.595.2.6, http://zenodo.org/record/7905892
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996614
title: TABLE 1 in Gomphonema rajaguruii sp. nov., a new diatom (Bacillariophyceae) species from the Western Ghats, India

description: TABLE 1. Comparison between the morphologically similar species and Gomphonema rajaguruii sp. nov. from the different sources. (— indicates unknown)
Features / SpeciesGomphonema rajaguruii sp. novGomphonema kallarense Pardhi et al. 2020Gomphonema lujanense E. Reichardt & Maidana 2008Gomphonema pseudointermedium E. Reichardt 2008Gomphonema zellense E. Reichardt 1999Gomphonema supertergestinum E. Reichardt 2009Gomphonema irroratum Hustedt 1945Valve length (μm)45.5–71.032.9–46.6176.4–52.628.0–55.027.0–60.022.0–52.024.0–37.0Valve width (μm)8.8–12.86.8–9.15.6–9.06.6–7.79.2–11.07.0–9.05.5–7.5Valve shapeLanceolate - RhombicLanceolate-clavateLanceolate-clavateClavateClavateLanceolate to ellipticClavateHead poleSlightly broadly rounded towards poleBroadly rounded, almost flat, slight capitateBluntly rounded or truncate with small pore fieldObtusely roundedRoundedBroadly roundedBroadly roundedFoot poleNarrowly rounded, elongated towards poleNarrow roundedNarrow roundedNarrow roundedRoundedNarrowly roundedRoundedStriae (10 μm)9–10 in central area 10–12 towards poles9–137–1210–118–109–1214–16Striae pattern (Head to Centre)Slightly radiate from head pole to central valveSlight radiateModerately radiateStrongly radiateRadiateRadiateStrongly RadiateStriae pattern (Centre to Foot)Strongly radiate towards the foot poleRadiateRadiateWeakly radiateSlightly radiateParallelRadiateAreolae (10 μm)60–7060–70——22–26—30–35Areolae patternBiseriate, slit-shaped, aligned alternativelyBiseriate, slit-shaped, aligned alternativelyBiseriate, slit-shaped, aligned alternativelyMostly biseriate, slit-shapedUniseriate and Partially biseriateBiseriate, RoundBiseriate, roundRapheWeakly undulateLateral to undulateLateralLateral fissure somewhat undulateNarrow, LateralLateral or filiformLateral, undulatedAxial area (size)Slightly broader, linear to lanceolateBroad to narrow, lanceolateModerately narrow, linear to lanceolateNarrow, linearNarrow, linearNarrow, linearNarrow, linear to lanceolateCentral areaDistinct, smallDistinct, smallUnilaterally widened with one greatly shortened striaSmallLarge to nearly rectangularDistinct, Extended to the edge, Very short striaeSmall, irregular to ellipticPseudoseptumPresentPresent——AbsentPresent—Stigma ExternallyOvalRoundRoundRoundRoundRound1HabitatWet wallStreamRiverLakeLakeLakeLakeType localityMahabaleshwar, Maharashtra, IndiaKallar stream, Kerala, IndiaLujan river, ArgentinaInley Lake, BurmaZellsee Lake, GermanyBrandenburg, GermanyBalkan Highlands, Balkan PeninsulaReferencePresent studyPardhi et al. (2020)Reichardt (2008)Reichardt (2008)Reichardt (1999)Reichardt (2009)Hustedt (1945)
description: Published as part of Yogeshwaran, Murugesan, Kociolek, John Patrick & Karthick, Balasubramanian, 2023, Gomphonema rajaguruii sp. nov., a new diatom (Bacillariophyceae) species from the Western Ghats, India, pp. 203 in Phytotaxa 595 (2) on page 203, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.595.2.6, http://zenodo.org/record/7905892
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996615
title: TABLE 1. Comparison between Lepanthes cordillerana E. Restrepo, J. S in Lepanthes cordillerana (Orchidaceae) a new species and the landscape threats to its wild populations

description: TABLE 1. Comparison between Lepanthes cordillerana E.Restrepo, J.S.Moreno & Gal. -Tar. and related species (in alphabetic order).
CharacterL. cordilleranaL. intonsaL. jubataL. protuberansL. teresLeavesErect to horizontal,Erect, thinlyErect to suberect,Erect, thicklyErect, fleshy,heavily coriaceous,coriaceous, ovate,coriaceous, ovate,coriaceous, narrowlynarrowly ovoid,lanceolate-acute,acuminate, acute.acuminate, marginselliptical, acute.terete, smoothapex attenuate,smooth or minutelymargined.emarginate, margindenticulateciliate.PetalsCream, suffusedYellow, suffusedWhitish internally,Greenish white,Light yellow with redwith magenta-red,with orange,suffused withwith red border,margins, transversely,transversely bilobed,microscopicallyred externally,microscopicallydolabriform,microscopicallypubescent,transversely oblong,pubescent,the upper lobepubescent, the uppertransversely oblong,bilobed, both lobestransverselyoblong with thelobe oblong with thethe upper lobeobtuse, the upperbilobed, the lobesapex rounded, theapex rounded, theoblong, apicallylonger.subtriangular, aboutlower lobe smaller,lower lobe oblong-rounded and theequally long, thenarrowly triangular,acute, apex obtuse.smaller, oblique,apices rounded.obtuse.obtuse lower lobe.Lip andCream-yellow, theReddish, the bladesReddish, the bladesRose, pubescent,Yellow with redappendixblades marginallyoblong-obovate,oblong, oblique, theciliate anteriorly,margins, bladessuffused with red,concave, the apicalmargins with straightthe laminae oblong,oblong, thebilaminate, oblong,margin long ciliated,hairs, the connectiveswith the apices andapex ciliate, thethe apical marginthe connectivesrectangular,bases rounded, theconnectives short,abundantly longoblong, elongated,erect, lifting theconnectives broadlycuneate, the appendixciliated at the apex,lifting the appendixblades above theoblong, oblique,a subspherical,the connectives short,straplike, sigmoidcolumn, the bodyprotuberant body,bilobed bodycuneate, the bodyin the lateralbroad, the sinusthe apex minimallyaccommodated in abroad, connate to theview, pubescent,broadly roundedretuse without ancavity in the sinus.base of the column,terminating in a smalland protrudingappendix.the appendix capitate,gland, hinged to thewith a minute,cuneate basally,sinus.pedunculated,apically caved,bilobed appendixvillose.
description: Published as part of Parra-Sánchez, Edicson, Restrepo, Eugenio, Alegría-Valencia, Melisa, Moreno, Juan Sebastián & Galindo-Tarazona, Robinson, 2023, Lepanthes cordillerana (Orchidaceae) a new species and the landscape threats to its wild populations, pp. 75 in Phytotaxa 603 (1) on page 75, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.603.1.5, http://zenodo.org/record/8153718
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996616
title: TABLE 1. Comparison between Lepanthes cordillerana E. Restrepo, J. S in Lepanthes cordillerana (Orchidaceae) a new species and the landscape threats to its wild populations

description: TABLE 1. Comparison between Lepanthes cordillerana E.Restrepo, J.S.Moreno & Gal. -Tar. and related species (in alphabetic order).
CharacterL. cordilleranaL. intonsaL. jubataL. protuberansL. teresLeavesErect to horizontal,Erect, thinlyErect to suberect,Erect, thicklyErect, fleshy,heavily coriaceous,coriaceous, ovate,coriaceous, ovate,coriaceous, narrowlynarrowly ovoid,lanceolate-acute,acuminate, acute.acuminate, marginselliptical, acute.terete, smoothapex attenuate,smooth or minutelymargined.emarginate, margindenticulateciliate.PetalsCream, suffusedYellow, suffusedWhitish internally,Greenish white,Light yellow with redwith magenta-red,with orange,suffused withwith red border,margins, transversely,transversely bilobed,microscopicallyred externally,microscopicallydolabriform,microscopicallypubescent,transversely oblong,pubescent,the upper lobepubescent, the uppertransversely oblong,bilobed, both lobestransverselyoblong with thelobe oblong with thethe upper lobeobtuse, the upperbilobed, the lobesapex rounded, theapex rounded, theoblong, apicallylonger.subtriangular, aboutlower lobe smaller,lower lobe oblong-rounded and theequally long, thenarrowly triangular,acute, apex obtuse.smaller, oblique,apices rounded.obtuse.obtuse lower lobe.Lip andCream-yellow, theReddish, the bladesReddish, the bladesRose, pubescent,Yellow with redappendixblades marginallyoblong-obovate,oblong, oblique, theciliate anteriorly,margins, bladessuffused with red,concave, the apicalmargins with straightthe laminae oblong,oblong, thebilaminate, oblong,margin long ciliated,hairs, the connectiveswith the apices andapex ciliate, thethe apical marginthe connectivesrectangular,bases rounded, theconnectives short,abundantly longoblong, elongated,erect, lifting theconnectives broadlycuneate, the appendixciliated at the apex,lifting the appendixblades above theoblong, oblique,a subspherical,the connectives short,straplike, sigmoidcolumn, the bodyprotuberant body,bilobed bodycuneate, the bodyin the lateralbroad, the sinusthe apex minimallyaccommodated in abroad, connate to theview, pubescent,broadly roundedretuse without ancavity in the sinus.base of the column,terminating in a smalland protrudingappendix.the appendix capitate,gland, hinged to thewith a minute,cuneate basally,sinus.pedunculated,apically caved,bilobed appendixvillose.
description: Published as part of Parra-Sánchez, Edicson, Restrepo, Eugenio, Alegría-Valencia, Melisa, Moreno, Juan Sebastián & Galindo-Tarazona, Robinson, 2023, Lepanthes cordillerana (Orchidaceae) a new species and the landscape threats to its wild populations, pp. 75 in Phytotaxa 603 (1) on page 75, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.603.1.5, http://zenodo.org/record/8153718
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/9729866
title: Chicago Respiratory Illnesses
DOI: 10.15468/dl.fyjp5f
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 101252 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 101252 records from 21 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0005457-241024112534372/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/9729880
title: juvd-yolo
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996639
title: Appendix 1 in Hedwig-Schwägrichen types catalogue update (1): new typifications and typification corrections

description: Appendix 1. – Cont.
Pterigynandrum FulgensG00040225Fig. 302Trichostomum cylindricumG00040339Fig. 328Pterigynandrum gracileG00040265Fig. 303Trichostomum FasciculareG00040273Fig. 329Pterigynandrum intricatumG00040343Fig. 304Trichostomum FontinaloidesG00040079Fig. 330Pterigynandrum julaceumG00040185Fig. 305Trichostomum glaucescensG00040292Fig. 331Pterigynandrum subcapillatumG00040156Fig. 306Trichostomum heterostichumG00040274Fig. 332Pterigynandrum trichomitrionG00040142Fig. 307Trichostomum lanuginosumG00040358Fig. 333Splachnum ampullaceumG00040305Fig. 308Trichostomum microcarponG00040276Fig. 334Splachnum angustatumG00040316Fig. 309Trichostomum pallidumG00040114Fig. 335Splachnum brewerianumG00040319Fig. 310Trichostomum tenueG00040116Fig. 336Splachnum luteumG00040306Fig. 311Webera longicollaG00040252Fig. 337Splachnum mnioidesG00040318Fig. 312Webera nutansG00040360Fig. 338Splachnum ovatumG00040310Fig. 313Webera pyriFormisG00040363Fig. 339Splachnum rubrumG00040307Fig. 314Weissia acutaG00040044Fig. 340Splachnum serratumG00040313Fig. 315Weissia calcareaG00040300Fig. 341Splachnum sphaericumG00040308Fig. 316Weissia calycinaG00040006Fig. 342Splachnum sphaericumG00040309Fig. 317Weissia cirrataG00040104Fig. 343Splachnum urceolatumG00040320Fig. 318Weissia cirrataG00040105Fig. 344Splachnum vasculosumG00040311Fig. 319Weissia crispulaG00040106Fig. 345Tetraphis pellucidaG00040314Fig. 320Weissia FugaxG00040278Fig. 346Tetraphis pellucidaG00040315Fig. 321Weissia micro-odontaG00040340Fig. 347Timmia austriacaG00040327Fig. 322Weissia nigritaG00040074Fig. 348Timmia megapolitanaG00040329Fig. 323Weissia pusillaG00040301Fig. 349Tortula muralisG00040333Fig. 324Weissia recurvirostrisG00040058Fig. 350Tortula subulataG00040335Fig. 325Weissia rupestrisG00040045Fig. 351Tortula tortuosaG00040331Fig. 326Weissia starkeanaG00040259Fig. 352Trichostomum canescensG00040272Fig. 327
description: Published as part of Price, Michelle J., 2014, Hedwig-Schwägrichen types catalogue update (1): new typifications and typification corrections, pp. 133 in Candollea 69 (2) on page 133, DOI: 10.15553/c2014v692a3, http://zenodo.org/record/5715296
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996640
title: Appendix 1 in Hedwig-Schwägrichen types catalogue update (1): new typifications and typification corrections

description: Appendix 1. – Cont.
Pterigynandrum FulgensG00040225Fig. 302Trichostomum cylindricumG00040339Fig. 328Pterigynandrum gracileG00040265Fig. 303Trichostomum FasciculareG00040273Fig. 329Pterigynandrum intricatumG00040343Fig. 304Trichostomum FontinaloidesG00040079Fig. 330Pterigynandrum julaceumG00040185Fig. 305Trichostomum glaucescensG00040292Fig. 331Pterigynandrum subcapillatumG00040156Fig. 306Trichostomum heterostichumG00040274Fig. 332Pterigynandrum trichomitrionG00040142Fig. 307Trichostomum lanuginosumG00040358Fig. 333Splachnum ampullaceumG00040305Fig. 308Trichostomum microcarponG00040276Fig. 334Splachnum angustatumG00040316Fig. 309Trichostomum pallidumG00040114Fig. 335Splachnum brewerianumG00040319Fig. 310Trichostomum tenueG00040116Fig. 336Splachnum luteumG00040306Fig. 311Webera longicollaG00040252Fig. 337Splachnum mnioidesG00040318Fig. 312Webera nutansG00040360Fig. 338Splachnum ovatumG00040310Fig. 313Webera pyriFormisG00040363Fig. 339Splachnum rubrumG00040307Fig. 314Weissia acutaG00040044Fig. 340Splachnum serratumG00040313Fig. 315Weissia calcareaG00040300Fig. 341Splachnum sphaericumG00040308Fig. 316Weissia calycinaG00040006Fig. 342Splachnum sphaericumG00040309Fig. 317Weissia cirrataG00040104Fig. 343Splachnum urceolatumG00040320Fig. 318Weissia cirrataG00040105Fig. 344Splachnum vasculosumG00040311Fig. 319Weissia crispulaG00040106Fig. 345Tetraphis pellucidaG00040314Fig. 320Weissia FugaxG00040278Fig. 346Tetraphis pellucidaG00040315Fig. 321Weissia micro-odontaG00040340Fig. 347Timmia austriacaG00040327Fig. 322Weissia nigritaG00040074Fig. 348Timmia megapolitanaG00040329Fig. 323Weissia pusillaG00040301Fig. 349Tortula muralisG00040333Fig. 324Weissia recurvirostrisG00040058Fig. 350Tortula subulataG00040335Fig. 325Weissia rupestrisG00040045Fig. 351Tortula tortuosaG00040331Fig. 326Weissia starkeanaG00040259Fig. 352Trichostomum canescensG00040272Fig. 327
description: Published as part of Price, Michelle J., 2014, Hedwig-Schwägrichen types catalogue update (1): new typifications and typification corrections, pp. 133 in Candollea 69 (2) on page 133, DOI: 10.15553/c2014v692a3, http://zenodo.org/record/5715296
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996643
title: TABLE 6 in Taxonomy and palaeobiogeography of charophytes from the Upper Eocene- Lower Oligocene of the Eastern Ebro Basin (Catalonia, NE Spain)

description: TABLE 6. — Distribution dataset of Lychnothamnus stockmansii (Grambast, 1957) and Lychnothamnus major (Grambast & Paul, 1965) during Late Eocene (Priabonian) (LE) and Early Oligocene (Rupelian) (EO) ordered chronologically by authors.
TaxonomyLocalityCountryReferenceRhabdochara stockmansiProvence Basin (Les Farges), Haute Loire (EO)FranceGrambast (1957)Boutersem (Hoogbustel) (LE/EO)BelgiumStockmans (1960)Provence Basin (Eigalayes) (EO)FranceMontenat (1968)Provence Basin (Bourdas) (EO)FranceTouraine (1971)Aquitaine Basin (Roque-de Thau, Artigues) (LE)FranceFeist & Ringeade (1977)Aquitaine Basin (Saint-Aubin-de-Cadelech) (EO)FranceFeist & Ringeade (1977)Provence Basin (Roque d’Anthéron) (EO)FranceFeist-Castel (1977a)Hampshire Basin, Isle of Wight (Horestone, Whitecliff Bay) (LE)EnglandFeist-Castel (1977b)Bohai Bay Basin (Tianjin province) (LE/EO)ChinaXinlun (1978)Paris Basin (various localities) (LE/EO)FranceRiveline (1986)Hampshire Basin, Isle of Wight (Horestone, Whitecliff Bay) (LE/EO)EnglandRiveline (1986)Guangdong province (LE/EO)ChinaHuang et al. (1988)Eastern Zhejiang province (LE)ChinaLiu (1989)Ebro Basin (Fonollosa) (LE/EO)SpainChoi (1989)Junggar Basin (Xinjiang province) (LE/EO)ChinaLiu & Wu (1990)Tarim Basin (Xinjiang province) (LE/EO)ChinaLu & Luo (1990)Transylvanian Basin (Preluca, Cluj province) (EO)RomaniaBaciu & Feist (1999)Lychnothamnus stockmansiiEs Macar de sa Llosa (Isle of Menorca) (LE/EO)SpainMartín-Closas & Ramos (2005)Ebro Basin (various localities) (LE/EO)SpainSanjuan et al. (2014)Rhabdochara majorLanguedoc Basin (Saint-Vincent-de- Barbeyrargues) (EO)FranceGrambast & Paul (1965)Paris Basin (Fontainebleau, Soisy-sur-École) (EO)FranceGrambast & Paul (1965)Molasse Basin (Peissy, Satigny) (EO)SwitzerlandKissling (1974)Aquitaine Basin (Villebramar) (EO)FranceFeist & Ringeade (1977)Provence Basin (various localities) (EO)FranceFeist-Castel (1977a)Paris Basin (Itteville, Esclimot, Etrechy, Saint Ambroix) (EO)FranceRiveline (1986)Ebro Basin (Solivella, El Talladell) (EO)SpainFeist et al. (1994)Transylvanian Basin (Dâncu) Cluj province (EO)RomaniaBaciu & feist (1999)Lychnothamnus majorEbro Basin (Sarral, El Talladell) (EO)SpainSanjuan et al. (2014)
description: Published as part of Sanjuan, Josep & Martín-Closas, Carles, 2014, Taxonomy and palaeobiogeography of charophytes from the Upper Eocene- Lower Oligocene of the Eastern Ebro Basin (Catalonia, NE Spain), pp. 411 in Geodiversitas 36 (3) on page 411, DOI: 10.5252/g2014n3a3, http://zenodo.org/record/4538531
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13996644
title: TABLE 6 in Taxonomy and palaeobiogeography of charophytes from the Upper Eocene- Lower Oligocene of the Eastern Ebro Basin (Catalonia, NE Spain)

description: TABLE 6. — Distribution dataset of Lychnothamnus stockmansii (Grambast, 1957) and Lychnothamnus major (Grambast & Paul, 1965) during Late Eocene (Priabonian) (LE) and Early Oligocene (Rupelian) (EO) ordered chronologically by authors.
TaxonomyLocalityCountryReferenceRhabdochara stockmansiProvence Basin (Les Farges), Haute Loire (EO)FranceGrambast (1957)Boutersem (Hoogbustel) (LE/EO)BelgiumStockmans (1960)Provence Basin (Eigalayes) (EO)FranceMontenat (1968)Provence Basin (Bourdas) (EO)FranceTouraine (1971)Aquitaine Basin (Roque-de Thau, Artigues) (LE)FranceFeist & Ringeade (1977)Aquitaine Basin (Saint-Aubin-de-Cadelech) (EO)FranceFeist & Ringeade (1977)Provence Basin (Roque d’Anthéron) (EO)FranceFeist-Castel (1977a)Hampshire Basin, Isle of Wight (Horestone, Whitecliff Bay) (LE)EnglandFeist-Castel (1977b)Bohai Bay Basin (Tianjin province) (LE/EO)ChinaXinlun (1978)Paris Basin (various localities) (LE/EO)FranceRiveline (1986)Hampshire Basin, Isle of Wight (Horestone, Whitecliff Bay) (LE/EO)EnglandRiveline (1986)Guangdong province (LE/EO)ChinaHuang et al. (1988)Eastern Zhejiang province (LE)ChinaLiu (1989)Ebro Basin (Fonollosa) (LE/EO)SpainChoi (1989)Junggar Basin (Xinjiang province) (LE/EO)ChinaLiu & Wu (1990)Tarim Basin (Xinjiang province) (LE/EO)ChinaLu & Luo (1990)Transylvanian Basin (Preluca, Cluj province) (EO)RomaniaBaciu & Feist (1999)Lychnothamnus stockmansiiEs Macar de sa Llosa (Isle of Menorca) (LE/EO)SpainMartín-Closas & Ramos (2005)Ebro Basin (various localities) (LE/EO)SpainSanjuan et al. (2014)Rhabdochara majorLanguedoc Basin (Saint-Vincent-de- Barbeyrargues) (EO)FranceGrambast & Paul (1965)Paris Basin (Fontainebleau, Soisy-sur-École) (EO)FranceGrambast & Paul (1965)Molasse Basin (Peissy, Satigny) (EO)SwitzerlandKissling (1974)Aquitaine Basin (Villebramar) (EO)FranceFeist & Ringeade (1977)Provence Basin (various localities) (EO)FranceFeist-Castel (1977a)Paris Basin (Itteville, Esclimot, Etrechy, Saint Ambroix) (EO)FranceRiveline (1986)Ebro Basin (Solivella, El Talladell) (EO)SpainFeist et al. (1994)Transylvanian Basin (Dâncu) Cluj province (EO)RomaniaBaciu & feist (1999)Lychnothamnus majorEbro Basin (Sarral, El Talladell) (EO)SpainSanjuan et al. (2014)
description: Published as part of Sanjuan, Josep & Martín-Closas, Carles, 2014, Taxonomy and palaeobiogeography of charophytes from the Upper Eocene- Lower Oligocene of the Eastern Ebro Basin (Catalonia, NE Spain), pp. 411 in Geodiversitas 36 (3) on page 411, DOI: 10.5252/g2014n3a3, http://zenodo.org/record/4538531