Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology

Papers
(The TQCC of Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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Spores constraining age of the Middle Devonian paleosol from Voronezh, Russia and their paleopedological and evolutionary significances41
Tempskya hailunensis sp. nov. (Tempskyaceae), a new tree fern with preserved leaf-like structures, from the Cretaceous of the Songliao Basin, Northeast China31
The last millennium vegetation and environmental history of the Hyrcanian highland region, a pollen record from Shekardasht mire, northern Iran26
Stem diversity of the marattialean tree fern family Psaroniaceae from the earliest Permian Wuda Tuff Flora22
Report of Sublepidodendron (Lycopsida) from the Upper Devonian borehole core of the CSDP-2 Well, South Yellow Sea, China21
Ovule-bearing structures of Karkenia Archangelsky, associated dispersed seeds and Sphenobaiera leaves from the Middle Jurassic of East Siberia, Russia19
A permineralized thamnopteroid rhizome (Osmundaceae) with coprolites from the Permian of Heilongjiang Province, Northeast China: The most primitive record of Osmundaceae in Asia19
Holocene vegetation dynamics and human–environment interactions inferred from pollen and plant macrofossils from caves in northwestern Patagonia (Argentina)16
Reconstructing the Lower Devonian (Lochkovian) vegetation from the Anglo-Welsh Basin: Two spore masses containing Emphanisporites McGregor spores16
Diodonopteris virgulata sp. nov., a climbing fern from the early Permian Wuda Tuff Flora and its paleoecology14
An unusual plane tree from the Early Cretaceous of Kansas, USA14
Phytolith records from 15 continuously growing Bambusa emeiensis leaves and its climatic significance14
The systematic value of pollen morphology in Homalolepis and other six Neotropical genera of Simaroubaceae14
Subrecent charophyte flora from the Pheneos palaeolake (Greece): Palaeoecological implications14
Annotated catalog of the Egyptian macrofossil plants: An overview of over 200 years of research—Cryptogamae and Phanerogamae14
Re-appraisal of Anthrophyopsis (Gymnospermae): New material from China and global fossil records13
Tibetan Plateau palm fossils prove the Kohistan-Ladakh Island Arc is a floristic steppingstone between Gondwana and Laurasia13
Modern pollen distribution and its relationship with environmental gradient in southern Morocco13
RETRACTED: Reconstructing past vegetation based on fossil and modern pollen data in Sougna mountain (Western Rif mountains - Northern Morocco)13
Maastrichtian palynological assemblages from the Chorrillo Formation, Patagonia, Argentina13
Peri-Gondwanan acritarchs, chitinozoans, and miospores from Paleozoic succession in the High Zagros Mountains, southern Iran: Regional stratigraphic significance and paleogeographic implications13
Fertile organs and in situ spores of a marattialean fern (Asterotheca) from the Early Permian of northwestern China12
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New callistophytalean species from the Duckmantian of the Kladno-Rakovník Basin, Czech Republic12
Rate-of-change analysis in paleoecology revisited: A new approach11
Late Holocene vegetation dynamics and climate variations through pollen analysis of sediments from Lake Sülük (Çorum, Türkiye)11
Atlas of Holocene pollen of Southern Italy (Mar Piccolo, Taranto)11
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Earliest fossil pollen records of endemic African Sclerosperma palms and the palaeoecological aspects of the genus11
Potential and limitations of New Zealand's pre-deforestation fossil pollen records as recent analogues in palaeoecological research11
Pollen reveals the diet and environment of an extinct Pleistocene giant deer from the Netherlands10
Relationships between pollen assemblages and modern vegetation of the southern Gaoligong Mountains region, southwest China10
Is biodiversity promoted in rift-associated basins? Evidence from Middle Jurassic conifers from the Otlaltepec Formation in Puebla, Mexico10
Pliocene Lythrum (loosestrife, Lythraceae) pollen from Portugal and the Neogene establishment of European lineages10
Temporal and spatial patterns of airborne pollen dispersal in six salt marsh halophytes10
The late Serpukhovian-earliest Moscovian flora from westernmost Gondwana10
Extinct seed plant diversity in the Early Cretaceous: An enigmatic new microsporangiate fossil with Decussosporites pollen in situ10
First report of staminate flowers of Calatola (Metteniusales: Metteniusaceae) from the Miocene Mexican amber10
Herbivore effect in the assemblages of phytoliths incorporated to soils from cow dung10
New pollen taxon Syncolpraedapollis angolensis nov. gen. sp. nov.: A noteworthy discovery reported in the preliminary investigation of the latest Eocene-latest Oligocene deposits in the Kwanza Basin, 9
Early Miocene paleoclimate in southern Patagonia inferred from fossil woods9
Leaf phenology and paleoclimatic and paleoenvironmental insights derived from Yiwupitys elegans of the Yiwu Jurassic Forest, Xinjiang, China9
A new cheirolepidiaceous microsporangiate cone Classostrobus archangelskyi with in situ pollen from the Lower Cretaceous of Figueira da Foz Formation, central-western mainland Portugal9
Further observations on stalked microfossils from the Lower Devonian Rhynie cherts that resemble the algae Characiopsis (Eustigmatophyceae) and Characium (Chlorophyceae)9
Reinvestigation of the type specimen of Ginkgophyllum grassetii Saporta 1875 using Reflectance Transforming Imaging9
The South American and Antarctic Peninsula fossil record of Salviniales (water ferns): Its implication for understanding their evolution and past distribution9
Corrigendum to the paper: Possible earliest evidence of insect pollination based on a new species of the Carboniferous medullosalean ‘seed’ genus Pachytesta. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, Vol9
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Microspores of the Middle Triassic lycopsid Lepacyclotes (syn. Annalepis) zeilleri: Morphology, ultrastructure, laminated zones and comments about the lycopsid evolution9
A new anachoropterid fern from the Asselian (Cisuralian) Wuda Tuff Flora9
A new Protophyllocladoxylon stem from the Xishanyao Formation (Middle Jurassic) in the Santanghu Basin, Xinjiang, Northwest China9
A critical evaluation of fossil pollen records from the mangrove tree Pelliciera beyond the Neotropics: Biogeographical and evolutionary implications9
Fossil Pinus from the Cenozoic of Thailand8
Plant cuticles, fine details8
Panxianopteris taeniopteroides gen. et sp. nov., an anatomically preserved taeniopterid leaf from the upper Permian of Guizhou Province, China8
Incursion of tropically-distributed plant taxa into high latitudes during the middle Eocene warming event: Evidence from the Río Turbio Fm, Santa Cruz, Argentina8
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A fungal mycelium containing abundant endoconidia from the Lower Devonian Rhynie cherts of Scotland8
A contribution to the knowledge of Cretaceous to Neogene Palynology in the Colombian Caribbean.8
Morphometry of Lamiaceae pollen grains from the archaeological site of Kastrì (Epirus-Greece; 15th–16th cent. AD)8
A land plant saga: Tribute to Jean Galtier – Introduction8
A new gymnospermous stem from the Moscovian (Carboniferous) of North China, and its palaeoecological significance for the Cathaysian Flora at the early evolutionary stage8
Morphology and ultrastructure of cicatricose spores found in an isolated sporangium-bearing structure of a schizaealean fern from the Lower Cretaceous rocks at Casal do Borracho, Torres Vedras, wester8
A new conceptual framework for the development of international melissopalynological research: Africa as a case study8
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Environmental and climate change during the Late Saalian–Eemian Interglacial at the Struga site (Central Poland): A diatom record against the background of palynostratigraphy7
Nectar and pollen source of natural honey produced by Apis cerana skorikovi Engel (=himalaya): Palynological analysis from tropical to sub-tropical forests of eastern Himalaya7
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Cordaites and pteridosperm-like foliage from the Kungurian (early Permian) flora of Tregiovo (Trento, NE Italy)7
Mid-Pleistocene pollen types of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest (Colônia, São Paulo, Brazil)7
The pollen record from Grotta Romanelli (Apulia, Italy): New insight for the Late Pleistocene Mediterranean vegetation and plant use7
Clarification of the Lopingian palaeoclimatic conditions of the northwestern coastal regions of Palaeotethys based on the Transdanubian geological record7
Palynological assemblage of the Lower Devonian of Hezhang, Guizhou, southwestern China7
Preservation quality of plant macrofossils through a Quaternary cave sediment sequence at Naracoorte, South Australia: Implications for vegetation reconstruction7
The use of spore–pollen assemblages to reconstruct vegetation changes in the Permian (Lopingian) Zechstein deposits of northeast England7
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Fossil pollen data can reconstruct robust spatial patterns of biodiversity in the past7
New palynological data from Maniamba Basin, Mozambique (Karoo): Correlations and implications for Lopingian floristic ecosystem reconstruction7
The taxonomy of selected marine microplankton from the Middle and Upper Jurassic (Callovian–Kimmeridgian) of the North West Shelf, Australia7
On the exine ultrastructure of fossil ginkgoaleans: In situ pollen of Sorosaccus Harris7
Frenelopsis antunesii sp. nov., a new cheirolepidiaceous conifer from the Lower Cretaceous of Figueira da Foz Formation in western Portugal7
A combined catalog of non-pollen palynomorphs (NPPs) of fungal origin from soil and airborne samples of Uruguay7
A Paleocene occurrence of cornelian cherries Cornus subg. Cornus in the land-mammal site of Berru (Paris Basin, France)7
Lateglacial to Middle Holocene landscape development in a small-sized river valley near Antwerp (Belgium)7
Depositional environments and plant communities in the exceptional context of the Kungurian megacaldera of the Athesian Volcanic Group (Southern Alps, N-Italy)6
Late Rupelian flora of the Zaissan Depression (Eastern Kazakhstan)6
Corrigendum to “Systematic and organ relationships of Neocalamites (Halle) Vladimirovicz, and Nododendron (Artabe and Zamuner) emend. From the Triassic of Patagonia. Palaeobiogeographic, palaeoenviron6
How many pollen grains should we count? – A basic statistical view6
Reproductive organs of fossil plants and their spores and pollen: Aspects, trends and perspectives6
A comparative study on in situ spores of some Paleozoic noeggerathialeans and their implications for dispersed spore assemblages6
A new species of Gymnostoma (Casuarinaceae) present during the Neogene aridification of Southern Australia6
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The ‘4.2 ka drought event’ and the fall of the Harappan Civilization: A critical review6
Fossil charcoal from the Upper Triassic Karamay Formation in the Junggar Basin, NW China, and its geological implications6
The classic mid-Devonian Eospermatopteris localities, Gilboa NY, USA6
Cannabis pollen sources and dispersal in the Iberian Pyrenees during the last century: Preliminary results and proposals for future studies6
Plant–insect interactions from the Late Pennsylvanian of the Iberian Peninsula (León, northern Spain)6
New data about three sphenophylls and their spores from the volcanic tuff of Wuda, Taiyuan Formation, earliest Permian, China6
Modern pollen-vegetation relationships across a landscape mosaic in central México6
Neogene long-term trends in climate of the Colchic vegetation refuge in Western Georgia – Uplift versus global cooling6
Moisture conditions during the Younger Dryas and 4.2 ka event as revealed from a subalpine peat record in the Luoxiao Mountains, southern China6
Leaf anatomy of Ningxiaites specialis from the Lopingian of Northwest China6
Ptilozamites chinensis (Pteridospermopsida) from the Late Triassic of South China with considerations on its intraspecific variability and palaeoenvironmental preferences6
Tracing 40,000 years of vegetation change in the Baetic-Rifan biodiversity hotspot6
Phytolith morphology and assemblage variations in a bamboo forest plant–soil system6
Revealing early Neolithic vegetation and environmental changes in the Lower Yangtze Valley, eastern China: Pollen insights6
On the discovery of Gilboaphyton (Lycopsida) from the Upper Devonian of East Junggar, Xinjiang, and its global distribution6
New discovery of rare insect damage in the Pliocene of India reinforces the biogeographic history of Eurasian ecosystems6
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Long-term dynamics of Oriental beech (Fagus orientalis Lipsky) stands in the Hyrcanian forests of northern Iran6
Can the initial phase of the K/Pg boundary fern spike be reconciled with contemporary models of the Chicxulub impact? New insights from the birthplace of the fern spike concept6
Middle Devonian (Givetian) palynology of the northern Holy Cross-Mountains (Miłoszów, south-central Poland)6
Possible earliest evidence of insect pollination based on a new species of the Carboniferous medullosalean ‘seed’ genus Pachytesta6
The Triassic pollen genus Camerosporites: New morphological and ultrastructural data, revised taxonomy and paleobiogeographical aspects6
The early Miocene angiosperm flora of Akrocheiras in Lesvos Petrified Forest (North Aegean, Greece) - Preliminary results5
Pollen cones and in situ pollen of Aegianthus Krassilov from the Middle Jurassic of East Siberia, Russia5
A palynological atlas of the Cerrado-Caatinga ecotone in northeastern Brazil5
History of Tilia in Europe since the Eemian: Past distribution patterns5
Komlopteris: A persistent lineage of post-Triassic corystosperms in Gondwana5
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Distinguishing pollen grains of cereal from wild grasses in the Sundaland region using size separation5
Pterophyllum fossils from the Middle Jurassic Yaojie Formation, Gansu Province and its paleogeographical significance in China5
Plant use and vegetation trends in Algeria from Late Glacial to Middle Holocene: Charcoal and seeds from Gueldaman GLD 1 cave (Babors d'Akbou)5
Identifying the “unidentifiable”: The basketry plants of the Late Cycladic Akrotiri5
Vegetation transition from the terminal Pleistocene to early Holocene reconstructed from phytolith records in the southernmost part of mainland Japan5
Recognition of an extended record of euglenoid cysts: Implications for the end-Triassic mass extinction5
Wildfires during the Paleogene (late Eocene–late Oligocene) of the Neuwied Basin (W-Germany)5
The ultrastructure of in situ araucarian pollen from the male cone Callialastrobus sousai, Lower Cretaceous of Catefica, Lusitanian Basin, western Portugal5
A new species of Neocalamites from the Upper Buntsandstein (Anisian) of Üdingen (Rur Eifel, Germany)5
Decline of Neogene lignite formation as a result of vegetation and climate changes reflected in the middle Miocene palynoflora from the Ruja lignite deposit, SW Poland5
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Middle Jurassic plant fossils from the East Gobi Basin (Mongolia)5
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Scolecopteris oxydonta sp. nov., a new marattialean fern from the early Permian Wuda Tuff Flora5
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Pollen development in three selected species of Rubiaceae provides ontogenetic evidence for pollen evolution5
The Eco-Plant model and its implication on Mesozoic dispersed sporomorphs for Bryophytes, Pteridophytes, and Gymnosperms5
A new Cheirolepidiaceae conifer Watsoniocladus cunhae sp. nov. from the Early Cretaceous (late Aptian–early Albian) of western Portugal4
Plant–insect interaction patterns in the late Neogene palaeoforest of Chotanagpur Plateau, eastern India4
A more southerly occurrence of Xenoxylon in North America: X. utahense Xie et Gee sp. nov. from the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation in Utah, USA, and its paleobiogeographic and paleoclimatic signifi4
A new marattialean fern Diplazites campbellii sp. nov. and its in situ spores from the Pennsylvanian of the Sydney Coalfield, Nova Scotia, Canada4
Early Eocene palynofloras and geochemistry from the Garo Hills in Meghalaya (India)4
Odontosoria marekgaltieri sp. nov. (Lindsaeaceae), a new fern from the early Miocene of the Czech Republic: first evidence of the genus in the fossil record4
Did ash (Fraxinus) become extinct on Cyprus?4
Revisiting past savanna environments: Pollen analysis of the Colbyn wetland on the southern African central plateau4
New morphological and anatomical data derived from a rare Early Devonian French flora4
How much does Chemotaxonomy help to resolve the overrepresented Cycadolepis Saporta (Bennettitales)? A case study of the Cretaceous of Patagonia, Argentina4
Exploring the stem to crown group transition in Marattiales: A new species of frond from the late Permian of China with features of the Psaroniaceae and Marattiaceae4
Palynological and sedimentological implications of the sauropterygian Upper Triassic site of El Atance (Central Iberian Peninsula)4
Eocene–Oligocene vegetation and climate changes in southeastern Brazil4
Grimmipollis burmanica gen. et sp. nov.: New genus of the soapberry family (Sapindaceae) from the late Eocene of central Myanmar4
First study on fossil wood from the Middle Pleistocene of the Songliao Plain, Northeast China4
A new foliicolous fossil-species of Asterina Lév. (Asterinaceae; Asterinales) associated with Calophyllum L. from the Siwalik of Eastern Himalaya and its implications4
Taxonomic revision of in situ tree trunks and silicified wood from the Early Jurassic Kirkpatrick Basalt in the Mesa Range area, northern Victoria Land, Antarctica4
Variability of in situ spores in some leptosporangiate ferns from the Triassic in Italy and Austria4
A Classopollis “spike” in the Rugubivesiculites Zone of the Kayan Sandstone, western Sarawak, Borneo, suggests a Danian age for these deposits4
New charcoal evidence at the onset of MIS 4: First insights into fuel management and the local landscape at De Nadale cave (northeastern Italy)4
Promoting a standardized description of fossil tracheidoxyls4
Palm fronds from western Canada are the northernmost palms from the Late Cretaceous of North America and may include the oldest Arecaceae4
Phytolith spectra of the monotypic grass Danthonidium gammiei (Bhide) Hubb. in Hook. (Danthonioideae) from Northern Western Ghats, India: Taxonomic and environmental significance of its distinctive Bi4
Late Miocene Cymodocea seagrass in the Guadalquivir Basin (southern Spain)4
Anthropogenic impacts on vegetation landscapes and environmental implications during the Middle-Late Holocene in the Iberian Central Pre-Pyrenees: An anthracological approach4
Two plant-fossil assemblages of early Permian age from north-central Texas and their comparison with other Permian deposits of the region4
Ancestors of Ulmus parvifolia from late Miocene sediments in Yunnan, Southwest China and its future distribution4
SEM pollen analysis of Miocene deposits of Entrischenbrunn (Bavaria, Germany) reveal considerable amounts of pollen of subhumid and sclerophyllous together with azonal water plants reflecting the vege4
Characteristics of burned phytolith from representative plants in Northeast China and implications for paleo-fire reconstruction4
A new permineralized osmundaceous rhizome with fungal remains from the Jurassic of western Liaoning, NE China4
Pod fossils of Albizia (Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae) from the late Miocene of northern Vietnam and their phytogeographic history4
Pollen grains associated with Karkenia irkutensis Nosova (Ginkgoales) from the Jurassic of Siberia4
A new lycophyte megaspore, Paxillitriletes permicus, from the upper Permian of Southwest China4
Disruption of terrestrial plant ecosystem in Miocene (sub) tropics: A palynological perspective from Fotan Formation, Southeast China4
The utility of freshwater dinoflagellate cyst assemblages as a paleoecological proxy: An assessment from boreal lakes (northwest Ontario, Canada)4
Rate of vegetation change in southeast China during the Holocene and its potential drivers4
A new species of Acitheca (Psaroniaceae, Marattiales) with exceptionally and three-dimensionally preserved sporangia from the Buçaco Carboniferous Basin, western central Portugal4
Callovian − Kimmeridgian palynology and palaeobiogeography of the Essaouira − Agadir Basin (Moroccan Atlantic Margin)4
A simple focusing device for macrophotography at higher magnifications4
A Late Devonian plant assemblage from New South Wales, Australia: Diversity and specificity4
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