Publications by authors named "Simon Beurel"
Article Synopsis
- The conifer Geinitzia reichenbachii was prevalent during the Cretaceous period in Laurasian floras, but detailed studies on its structure and ecology were lacking until now.
- New research utilizing advanced imaging techniques has revealed the three-dimensional preservation of its leaf structures, including various tissues and resin ducts, providing insights into its biology.
- The findings suggest that G. reichenbachii thrived in coastal environments with challenging conditions, indicating its potential contribution to amber production in western France during the Cretaceous.
