Each ovary is composed of two basally fused carpels. There are two distinct stigmas, and dehiscence is biaxial apical. The flowers have ten stamens or staminodia in a single whorl. Based upon attachment scars, there appear to be five tepals in a single whorl arranged on the rim of the hypanthium. One flower has retained an incurved, clawed tepal.
Pollen is tricolpate with no apparent endoaperture and coarsely scabrate colpus membranes.
A Turonian inflorescence bearing perigynous flowers of a lower rosid affinity .