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Corroded exines from havinga's leaf mold experiment

John R. Rowley Botany Department, University of Stockholm, Stockholm, S‐106 91, Sweden
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Joanne S. Rowley Botany Department, University of Stockholm, Stockholm, S‐106 91, Sweden
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John J. Skvarla Oklahoma Biological Survey & Department of Botany‐Microbiology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, 73019
Pages 53-79 | Published online: 24 Aug 2010

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Stephen Blackmore, Keith Ferguson, Scott Russell & Alexandra Wortley. (2015) John J. Skvarla (1935–2014). Grana 54:3, pages 167-173.
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Stephen Blackmoore & JohnJ. Skvarla. (2012) John Rowley (1926–2010), palynologist extraordinaire. Grana 51:2, pages 77-83.
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JohnR. Rowley. (2001) Why the endexine and ectexine differ in resistance to oxidation. Calluna as a model system. Grana 40:3, pages 159-162.
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JohnJ. Skvarla, JohnR. Rowley & WilliamF. Chissoe. (1996) Corroded exines from Havinga's leaf mold experiment. SEM. Palynology 20:1, pages 191-206.
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Annie Skarby & JohnR. Rowley. (1993) Decay in Upper Cretaceous Normapolles Exines. Grana 32:sup002, pages 66-69.
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Niels Rameil & Annette E. G?tz. (2000) High-resolution sequence interpretation of epeiric shelf carbonates by means of palynofacies analysis: An example from the Germanic Triassic (Lower Muschelkalk, Anisian) of East Thuringia, Germany. Facies 43:1, pages 123-143.
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LUCA BOMBARDIERE & GEORGES E. GORIN. (2002) Sedimentary organic matter in condensed sections from distal oxic environments: examples from the Mesozoic of SE France. Sedimentology 45:4, pages 771-788.
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John R. Rowley & John J. Skvarla. (1994) Corroded exines from Havinga's leaf mold experiment — structure of Fagus and Quercus exines. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 83:1-3, pages 65-72.
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Jeffrey M. Osborn & Thomas N. Taylor. (1993) Pollen morphology and ultrastructure of the corystospermales: permineralized in situ grains from the triassic of Antarctica. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 79:3-4, pages 205-219.
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