Bose, M. N. (1968) A new species of Williamsonia from the Rajmahal Hills, India Journal of the Linnean Society of London, Botany, 61 (384). pp. 121-127. ISSN 0368-2927
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Abstract
The description of Williamsonia harrisiana sp. nov. is based on a few petrified specimens of 'flowers'and 'fruits'collected from Amarjola, Rajmahal hills, India. The species is characterized by the presence of a large number of irregularly distributed and transversely orientated stomata on the lower side of the bracts; a small dome-shaped receptacle with seminiferous and interseminal scales of which the former are much less in number than the latter; long stalked ovules with micropylar ends protruding out of the surface formed by the tips of sterile scales and a ring of interseminal scales forming a sort of sterile disc all round the base of the receptacle.
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