 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - Mathematics - 1883 - 412 pages
...seeing that it is only a condition of Lepidophloios ; and it may be of other Lepidodendroid plants." The specimen now described is unquestionably not a Lomatophloios but a true Lepidodendron. The figure on Plate 8 is slightly reduced in size. Sporocarpon. In my tenth memoir (Phil. Trans., 1880)... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - Mathematics - 1883 - 412 pages
...seeing that it is only a condition of Lepidophloios; and it may be of other Lepidodendroid plants." The specimen now described is unquestionably not a Lomatophloios but a true Lepidodendron. The figure on Plate 8 is slightly reduced in size. Sporocarpon. In my tenth memoir (Phil. Trans., 1880)... | |
 | Henry Woodward - Geology - 1886 - 634 pages
...is not itself a Hulonia.' " . . . "The specimen now described is unquestionably not a Lomatophloioi, but a true Lepidodendron." In describing his specimen,...468), that at the lower portion of the branch the leaf-scars have exactly the same form as those of L. selaainoidrs and L. elegans, Lindley and Button.... | |
 | Henry Woodward - Electronic journals - 1886 - 698 pages
...cannot be a root ; ' • secondly, we learn that Halonia is a specialized branch of a Lepidodeudroid tree that is not itself a Halonia.' " . . . "The specimen...is unquestionably not a Lomatophloios, but a true Lepidotitudroti." In ck'scribing his specimen, he says further (p. 408), that at the lower portion... | |
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The specimen now described is unquestionably not a Lomatophloios, but a true Lepidodendron." In describing his specimen, he says further (p. 468), that at the lower portion of the branch the leaf -scars have exactly the same form as those of /. selayinoides... 