Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 87. (Budapest 1995)

Erdei, B.: The Sarmatian flora from Erdőbénye-Ligetmajor, NE Hungary

(he basal is acuminate. The sinuses are rounded. Venation is craspedodromous. The midvein is weakly curved, its course is sinuous. The secondary veins arise at an angle of about 45°, but the angle approaching the base is getting bigger. The secondaries are relatively thick, their course is straight and they ran into the teeth. The tertiary venation is extremely thin and random reticulate. M a t c r i a 1: No. 109, 278b, 290, 300, 517a. Quercus kubinyii (KOVÁTS 1851) BERGER 1952 (Figs 5, 6) 1856 Castanea kubinyii Kov: KOVÁTS, p. 25, Tab. 3, Figs 1-7. 1959 Quercus kubinyii (Kov.) CZECZOTT: ANDREÁNSZKY. p. 106, Tafel 28, Fig. 4. 1991 Quercus kubinyii (KOVÁTS) BERGER: FISCHER & HABLY, p. 26, PI. 3 Fig. 2, PI. 4 Figs 1-5, PI. 5 Fig. 7. Figs 1, 5, 9, 11. We have a great number of specimens in the flora. The leaves are symmetrical and have petiole. Shape lanceolate, lamina length 2.4-11.7 cm, width 1.2-5.0 cm. This species has the largest leaves in the flora. Apex acute, base rounded, in some cases weakly cordate or cuneate. Margin is lobale. The lobes are attenuate and terminate in a long bristle. Their apical and basal sides are acuminate. The sinuses are rounded. The lobes are missing on the base. Venation is craspedodromous. The midvein is relatively thick and straight. The relatively thick secondaries arise at an angle of about 50°-60°. Their course is straight and they ran into the teeth. The angle of divergence of the teitiaries is right and they arise from both of the upper and lower sides of the secondaries. Their course is straight and they are parallel with each other. The quaternary venation is extremely fine and orthogonal reticulate. Material: No. 19c, 23b, 24a, 38b, 63a, 64, 65, 72a, 89, 90, 92, 131b, 137a, 151, 152, 154, 156, 158, 159, 200b, 206c, 210c, 223d, 235d, 251b, 258c, 272c, 278d, 280, 281, 283, 293a, 301d, 314, 316, 317a, 319, 328c, 341b, 343, 347c, 350, 374-376a, 377, 379, 380a, 381a, 382a, 383a-389a, c, 390b, 391, 392, 395-397a, 398-405a, 406-409, 415-419, 422-428a, 429a, 430a, 431a, 436a, 437, 438a, 441, 443, 445, 446a, 447a, 448a, 449-451a, 452, 484b, 495b, 538-540a, 546. Quercus pseudocastanea GÖPPERT 1852 1959 Quercus pseudocastanea GOEPPERT: ANDREÁNSZKY, p. 116 1986 Quercus pseudocastanea GOEPPERT: KNOBLOCH & VELITZELOS, p. 30, Tafel 15, Figs 1-2. 1988 Quercus cf. pseudocastanea GOEPPERT: KNOBLOCH, p. 8, Tafel 13, Figs 1-2. 1991 Quercus pseudocastanea GOEPPERT: WALTHER & ZASTAWNIAK, p. 169, PI. 2, Figs 2-6. The species is represented with some specimens. The leaves are symmetrical, their petiole has not remained. Lamina length 3.8-11.1 cm, width 1.1-5.3 cm. They belong also to the group of the largest leaves. Shape narrow elliptic, apex acute, base acute and cuneate. Margin is lobed. The lobes are acute and both of their apical and basal sides are convex. The sinuses are rounded. Venation is craspedodromous. The midvein is relatively thick and basally it is weakly curved. The secondaries arise at an angle of about 45° and they run into the teeth. Their course is different: concave in the lower ones and convex in the upper ones. The tertiary veins arise at right angle from both of the upper and lower sides of the secondaries. Their course is convex. The quaternary venation is random reticulate. Material: No. 149-150, 155, 157, 278a, 393. 410, 414, 435, 444. Quercus urophylla UNGER 1850 1856 Quercus urophylla UNG.: KOVÁTS, p. 22, Tab. 2, Fig. 7. 1959 Quercus urophylla UNG.: ANDREÁNSZKY. p. 102, Tafel 27, Fig. 4, Tafel 68, Fig. 5. We have four specimens of the species. The leaves are symmetrical and have petiole. Lamina length 2.9-7 cm, width 1.1-3.2 cm. Shape oblanceolate, apex obtuse, base acute and cuneate. There are some small acute teeth on the margin. Venation is camptodromous and seems to be cladodromous. The midvein reaches the apex and its course is weakly curved. The angle of divergence of the relatively thin secondaries is acute. The angle varies near the apex but it remains acute. The tertiary venation is orthogonal reticulate. M a t e r i a 1: No. 120, 216, 489, 534. Quercus mediterranea UNGER 1847 1847 Quercus mediterranea UNGER: UNGER, p. 114, Tab. 32, Figs 5-9. 1856 Quercus szirmayana Kov: KOVÁTS, p. 21, Tab. 2, Figs 1-5. 1959 Quercus mediterranea UNGER: ANDREÁNSZKY, p. 101, Tafel 27, Fig. 5. 1986 Quercus cf. mediterranea UNGER: KNOBLOCH & VELITZELOS, p. 30, Tafel 14, Figs 4, 11, Tafel 15, Fig. 7.