Introduction to the Study of Palæontological Botany

by John Hutton Balfour

Fig. 9. Two cells of Osmundites, filled, the one with starch granules, and the other with mycelium of a fungus.

PLATE II.

Fig. 1. Cycadeostrobus ovatus, Carr. From the Wealden, Isle of Wight.

Fig. 2. Beania gracilis, Carr. From the Yorkshire Oolite.

Fig. 3. Bennettites Saxbyanus, Carr. From the Lower Greensand of the Isle of Wight.

Fig. 4. Pinites Leckenbyi, Carr. From the Lower Greensand of the Isle of Wight.

Fig. 5. Trigonocarpon olivæforme, Lindl. and Hutt. From the Coal-measures, Manchester.

Fig. 6. Trigonocarpon sulcatum, Carr. Coal-measures, Wardie, Edinburgh.

Fig. 7. Sequoiites Gardneri, Carr. From the Gault at Folkestone.

Figs. 8, 9. Cupressinites Thujoides, Bowerbank. From the Eocene at Sheppey.