Hyponychium M.Paulsen, D.J.Ohlsen, Cantrill et J.Stilwell in Paulsen, Ohlsen, Cantrill & Stilwell
Plant Fossil Names Registry Number: PFN003487
Act LSID: urn:lsid:plantfossilnames.org:act:3487
Authors: M. Paulsen, D.J Ohlsen, D. J. Cantrill & J. Stilwell
Rank: genus
Reference for this name: Paulsen, M., Ohlsen, D., Cantrill, D. J. & Stilwell, J. (2025): Eocene liverwort and moss species preserved in Anglesea amber from Australia. – Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 338: p.105330 (1–10)., link
Page of description: 3
Type
Hyponychium pentadactylum M.Paulsen, D.J.Ohlsen, Cantrill et J.Stilwell in Paulsen, Ohlsen, Cantrill & Stilwell
Original diagnosis/description
Incubous lateral leaves, each with a subulate lobe at the basal basiscopic margin, resting against the abaxial surface of the lateral leaf, deeply incised underleaves with around five main lobes, often each with accessory lobes.
Etymology
From the Greek ὑ πό (under) and ό νυξ (nail, claw or talon), referring to the underleaves that have the appearance of talons.
Plant fossil remain
- bryophyte
Names associated with genus
Hyponychium pentadactylum M.Paulsen, D.J.Ohlsen, Cantrill et J.Stilwell in Paulsen, Ohlsen, Cantrill & Stilwell 2025
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