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A new technique to decipher the epidermal structure of plant fossils
TAN Xiao-1, SUN Ge-1, 2, ZHANG Yi-1
1�� College of Palaeontology��Shenyang Normal University��Shenyang 110034��China; 2�� Key-Lab for Evolution of Past Life and Environment in Northeast Asia��Ministry of Education��Jilin University�� Changchun 130026��China
Abstract:

A new technique for deciphering the epidermal structure of conifers collected from the Middle Jurassic of western Liaoning��China��is introduced�� The technique is stepped in process by removing contamination on surfaces of fossil leaves with chemical treatment at first��applying the optical microscope with large depth of field and SEM for observing the stomatal bands��then using cellulose peel technique in the specimens to observe�� The result clearly shows that the epidermal structure of conifers appears to be similar with of Sequoia in stomatal bands and stomatal apparatus�� The new method overcomes the shortcoming of images unclear remained in the traditional cellulose peel technique��and provides a new referred approach for analyzing the epidermal structure of fossil leaves and leafy shoots��

Keywords: conifers   epidermal structure   chemical treatment   optical microscope with large depth of field   SEM   cellulose peel technique  
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