Florissantia
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| Florissantia sp. flower | |
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Florissantia
Manchester
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Florissantia ashwillii |
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Porana speirii Lesquereux |
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Florissantia is a fossil flowering plant of western North America known from compression fossils from the Eocene to Oligocene (56 to 23 million years ago) found in several localities, including fossil beds in British Columbia, Washington State, Oregon, and Colorado.[1] The plant is known from fossils of its flowers, fruits, and pollen.
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