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

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

1971 Parrotia pristina (ETTINGSHAUSEN) STUR: B8ZEK, p. 52, Pl. 17, Figs 1-11. 1988 Parrotia pristina (ETTINGSHAUSEN) STUR: KNOBLOCH, p. 4, Tafel 13, Fig. 6. We have only few leaves among the remains. They are symmetrica], the petiole is not visible. Lamina length 5.9-6 cm, width 3.2-4.3 cm. Shape wide obovate, apex attenuate, base presumably obtuse. There are some obtuse teeth on the upper part of the margin. The apical and basal sides of the teeth are convex and the sinuses are rounded. Venation is craspedodromous, the midvein is straight. The secondary veins arise at acute angle (50° -60°) but on the basal part of the leaves there is a pair of relatively strong veins the angle of divergence of which is 45°. These pairs of veins are straight whereas the other secondaries are curved and run into the teeth. The tertiary venation is not observable. M a t e r i a 1: No. 272a, 327b, 355. MONOCOTYLEDONOPHYTA Monocotyledonae gen. et sp. Thick pieces of stem the width of which is 1.5 cm. Parallel venation is undoubtedly recognizable but unfortunately a more precise taxonomical description is impossible. M a t e ri a 1: No. 70b, 376d, 429c. POTAMOGETONACEAE Potamogeton sp. (Fig. 17) It is alliaceous, presumably the remain of a rhizome. Length 1.3 cm, width 1.2 cm. Its upper part is attenuate. Parallel venation is recognizable, the veins arise from one point of its lower part and converge in the "apex". M a t e r i a 1: No. 317c. LILIACEAE Smilax weberi WESSEL in WESSEL et WEBER 1855 (Fig. 18) 1971 Smilax weberi WESSEL in WESSEL et WEBER: BGZEK, p. 89, PI. 44, Figs 1-5, Pl. 45, Figs 1-4. 1992 Smilax weberi WESSEL et WEBER: HABLY, p. 204. PI. 2, Figs 5- 6. One fragmented leaf which was presumably symmetrical. The petiole has not remained. Its shape cannot be defined due to its fragmentation. Its apex is rounded, the base is saggitate or hastate, its margin is entire. Venation is parallelodromous presumably campylodromous with 7 primary veins. The veins run toward the apex. M a t e r i a 1: No. 535. PALMAE Sabal major (UNGER 1847) HEER 1855 (Figs 19, 20) 1985 Sabal major (UNGER) HEER: HABLY, p. 120, PI. 36 Fig. 4; PI. 37 Figs 2-3; PI. 38 Figs 1-3. Incomplete leaf which is palmate. The petiole, apex, basis and margin of the flabellate leaf have not remained. The pinnae are observable, their width is 0.4-0.6 cm. The species has turned up from Ipolytamóc in a great quantity. However, in general it is a rare and accessory element. Material: No. 600.