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ID	Title	Section	Authors	Keywords
24	Lageniastrum macrosporae, the oldest fossil endophytic alga	Paleobotanical Section	Krings, Michael, Grewing, Anke, Taylor, Thomas N., Galtier, Jean.	coenobium endophyte Lower Carboniferous megaspore Volvox Lageniastrum
606	100 Million-Year-Old Cytoplasmic Membranes	Paleobotanical Section	Wang, Xin, Dilcher, David.
66	A cycad pollen cone from the Middle Triassic of Antarctica	Paleobotanical Section	Klavins, Sharon D., Taylor, Edith L., Taylor, Thomas N..	Triassic pollen cone Cycadales
341	A new fossil seedling from the Early Cretaceous of South America; unique, well-preserved and closely related to Welwitschia	Paleobotanical Section	Rydin, Catarina, Mohr, Barbara, Friis, Else Marie.	Gnetales fossils Cretaceous seedling Crato Formation Welwitschia
18	A reevaluation of the Late Triassic conifer Pseudohirmerella based on cones, associated leafy shoots and anatomically preserved wood from North America	Paleobotanical Section	Axsmith, Brian.	conifers Triassic Cheirolepidiaceae
100	Anatomically preserved tree fern sori from the lower Cretaceous of Vancouver Island	Paleobotanical Section	Smith, Selena Y., Rothwell, Gar W., Stockey, Ruth A..	Barremian Cretaceous Cyatheaceae Dicksoniaceae Filicales
119	Anatomically preserved vascular and nonvascular cryptogams from the Lower Cretaceous of western North America	Paleobotanical Section	Rothwell, Gar, Stockey, Ruth.
340	Anatomy of the cheirolepidiaceous pollen cone Classostrobus; a new species from the Jurassic of England	Paleobotanical Section	Mapes, Gene, Rothwell, Gar, Hilton, Jason.	anatomy Classopollis Cheirolepidaceae conifer Jurassic pollen cone
122	Architecture , stature, and life cycle of primitive conifers from Euramerica	Paleobotanical Section	Hernandez-Castillo, G. R., Stockey, R. A., Rothwell, G. W..	conifer Late Paleozoic walchian tree architecture
613	Conifer cones from the Late Cretaceous Tar Heel Formation of the Atlantic Coastal Plain of North Carolina, USA	Paleobotanical Section	Mickle, J. E..	Atlantic Coastal Plain Cretaceous conifer cone Hirmerelliaceae
553	Contemplating Platanaceae	Paleobotanical Section	Manchester, Steven R..	Platanus paleobotany fossil Tertiary Cretaceous
117	Cretaceous tree fern radiations: new permineralized Dicksoniaceae	Paleobotanical Section	Stockey, Ruth, Rothwell, Gar.
434	Fungi with affinities to the Glomales in the Permian of Antarctica	Paleobotanical Section	Garcia-Massini, Juan L., Taylor, Thomas N..	Glomales Permian Antarctica
643	Gnetalean diversity during the Early Cretaceous of Brazil	Paleobotanical Section	Mohr, Dr. Barbara, Rydin, C., Friis, E. M..
62	How to make a leaf? 400 million years of repeated developmental, physiological, and biochemical answers to the same evolutionary question	Paleobotanical Section	Boyce, C. Kevin, Zwieniecki, Maciej A., Holbrook, N. Michele.	leaf evolution anatomy development physiology
605	Implications of the Miocene flora of Alum Bluff, Liberty County, Florida	Paleobotanical Section	Corbett, Sarah L..
481	Late Cretaceous Fossil Forests From South-Central New Mexico	Paleobotanical Section	Upchurch, G.R., Mack, G.H., Wheeler, E.A..	Late Cretaceous fossil forest New Mexico
142	Late Early Carboniferous lycopsids of a warm temperate climate in Gondwana (Peru)	Paleobotanical Section	Stevanovic-Walls, Ivana M., Pfefferkorn, Hermann W., Alleman, Vera.
107	New Plant Assemblages from the Late Oligocene Chilga Deposits of the Ethiopian Western Plateau	Paleobotanical Section	Pan, Aaron D., Jacobs, Bonnie F..
547	Paleobiogeography of Cretaceous Macrofloras in Southern North America	Paleobotanical Section	Boucher, Lisa.	Cretaceous paleobiogeography North America
444	Paleocene fruits with affinities to Actinidiaceae from the Almont and Beicegel Creek floras of North Dakota	Paleobotanical Section	Pigg, Kathleen B., DeVore, Melanie L., DeVore, Melanie L..	Actinidiaceae Almont Beicegel Creek fossil fruits Paleocene
105	Permineralized fruits of Lauraceae from the Middle Eocene Princeton chert, British Columbia	Paleobotanical Section	Little, Stefan A., Stockey, Ruth A..	Eocene Lauraceae Fruit anatomy Fluorescence microscopy
537	Permineralized seeds of Nymphaeaceae from the early Eocene of eastern China	Paleobotanical Section	Chen, Judy, Manchester, Steve, Chen, Zhiduan.	Permineralized seeds Nuphar Nymphaeales
554	Phytogeographic implications of the fossil flora of the Green River Formation	Paleobotanical Section	Manchester, Steven R..	Green River Formation Eocene
573	Plant biostratigraphy, an artifactual taxonomy, and comparative floristics based on diversity estimates	Paleobotanical Section	Knaus, M. Jane.	Lower Carboniferous Mississippian leaf architecture seeds fossil floristics
315	The Early Silurian Massanutten Sandstone of Virginia: an updated perspective on early terrestrial biotas	Paleobotanical Section	Tomescu, Alexandru Mihail Florian, Rothwell, Gar W..	microbiotic crusts morphology Silurian terrestrial fossils thalloid
114	The Fayetteville Flora of Arkansas, USA: An Upper Mississippian (middle Chesterian/ lower Namurian A) Plant Fossil Assemblage with Permineralized and Compression Remains	Paleobotanical Section	Dunn, Michael T..	Fayetteville Flora compression Mississippian permineralized
370	The ultrastructure and function of glandular trichomes in Sicana odorifera (Cucurbitaceae)	Paleobotanical Section	Kellogg, Derek, Taylor, Thomas, Krings, Michael.	arthropods herbivory defense mechanisms Cucurbitaceae trichomes
135	Ultrastructure of the patinate miospore Cymbosporites echinatus from the Lower Devonian of Herefordshire, England	Paleobotanical Section	Johnson, Timothy, Taylor, Wilson.	Devonian spores ultrastructure
273	Vegetational Heterogeneity in the Blue Creek mire of Early Pennsylvanian (Langsettian) age, NW Alabama	Paleobotanical Section	Stevanovic-Walls, Ivana M., Gastaldo, Robert A., Ware, William N..	Early Pennsylvanian roof shale flora Black Warrior basin