On the remains of land plants in the Lower Silurian

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Abstract
VIII.-On rema£ns of Land Plants 1n the Lower Silurian; by LEO.LESQUEREUX.FROM a recent discovery, it now seems that traces of land vegetation exist in the Lower Silurian strata of this country.A few months ago, I received from Rev. H. Herzer* two specimens representing branches or small stems of a species referable to Sigillaria, and reported to have been found by Dr. S. S. Scoville on Longstreet Creek, near Lebanon, Ohio, in clay beds positively referable to the Cincinnati group of the Lower Silurian.The discovery of the remains of land plants in this for-* Well known through the discovery of Borne remarkable animal and vegetable remains in the Devonian of Ohio.
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Authors Léo Lesquereux
Journal american journal of science
Year 1874
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10.2475/ajs.s3-7.37.31
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-7.37.31
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