Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 83. (Budapest 1991)
Fischer, O. ; Hably, L.: Pliocene flora from the alginite at Gérce
Ulmus sp. 2. (Plate I: 8, Fig. 17) • Material: No. 90. 26.1. (1 specimen). Description: Length of leaf 1.0 cm, breadth 1.1 cm. Its shape is rounded, as is base, apex missing. Length of petiole 0.1 cm. Margin is toothed with 3 large teeth. Venation craspedodromous. It might be an aberrant leaf of the above-mentioned species. Ulmus sp. 3. (Plate I: 9; Fig. 16) Material: No. 90. 27.1. (1 specimen). Description: Length of the leaf 5.7 cm, breadth 3.2 cm. Its shape is elliptic. Petiole is very strong, its breadth 0.2 cm, length 0.8 cm. Margin toothed teeth are large, but not well preserved. Venation craspedodoromous, secondary veins ir regular issued from the midrib at 0.4-0.6 cm distança from each other. Angle of divergencee 53°-58°. Buxaceae Buxus L. Buxus pliocenica SAP. et MAR., 1876 (Plate VIII: 1-6, Fig. 26) 1876 Buxus pliocenica SAP. et MAR.; SAPORTA et MARION, p. 144, Plate 32, figs 6-8. 1969 Buxus pliocenica SAP. et MAR.; KNOBLOCH, p. 122, Plate 53, fig. 5; tex.-fig. 264-267. 1980 Buxus pliocenica SAP. et MAR.; ZASTAWNIAK, p. 64, Plate 3, fig. 6; Fig. 8: 7-13. 1982 Buxus pliocenica SAP. et MAR.; KVA£EK, B&ZEK, HOLY, p. 383, Plate 3, figs 1, 2. Material: No. 90. 30. 1.; 90. 31. 1. (2 specimens). Description: Length of the whole leaf 2.0 cm, breadth 1.8 cm. Shape ovate, apex retuse, base acute, margin entire. Midvein strong, venation pinnate secondary veins are very thin and dense. Anatomy: Upper epidermis composed of straight-walled polygonal cells varying from 21-24 um in size. The lower epidermis comprising polygonal cells with more or less straight walls. Thee size of epidermal cells varies from 22-26 p.m. Anomocytic stomata confined to the lower surface, oval or rounded, varying 2833 pm in length and 21-26 um in width. The stomata with polar T-pieces and prominent outer ring are not arranged in distinct groups. Trichomes or papillae of the thickly cutinized leaf surface are absent. Hamamelidaceae Parrotia C. A. MEY Parrotia pristina (ETT.) STUR, 1867 1971 "Parrotia"pristina (ETT.) STUR; BUZEK, p. 52, (Plate 16, figs 8-12, Plate 17, figs 1-11, text.-fig. 4. 1980 Parrotia pristina (ETT.) STUR; ZASTAWNIAK, p. 65, Plate 3, fig. 5; Fig. 10: 2-8, 8a, 9. 1988.Pű/roíiapristina (ETT.) STUR; MAI & WALTHER, p. 108, text.-fig. 31. Material: No. 90. 39.1. (1 specimen). Description: Length of leaf 2.2 cm, wide 1.4 cm. Its shape is obovate. Base not preserved, apex rounded. Margin is entire at the basal part of the lamina and crenate at the apical one. Midrib straight; 4 pairs of secondary veins are branching out from the midvein, terminate in the teeth. Basal veins are forming fine loops near the margin.
