Plate P10. Coal and shaly coal-cork cells and suberinite. 1. T5818; Hole 1109D; 969.89 mbsf. Shaly coal with a prominent layer of telovitrinite showing cork cell structures. The horseshoe-shaped white entity is a broken fungal teleutospore. Small amounts of pyrite suggest some marine influence, but this could be postdepositional. Smaller amounts of degraded telovitrinite and detrovitrinite are present, and abundant liptinite is seen in the fluorescence-mode plate (reflected light; field width = 0.22 mm; telovitrinite reflectance = 0.28%, teleutospore reflectance = 0.46%).