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Bulk macerations of a mesoflora from the late Permian Zechsteinmergel of Gera-Trebnitz, east Thuringia, yielded – apart from a number of typical Zechstein taxa – two conifers previously unrecorded from the German Zechstein Basin. These two conifer genera,  Ortiseia  Florin  1964  and  Majonica  Clement-Westerhof 1987, were so far only known from northern Italy. The type species of  Culmitzschia  Ullrich  1964  ( C. florinii  Ullrich  1964 ), a broad-leaved conifer from the southern margin of the Zechstein Basin, appears to be a synonym of  Ortiseia leonardii  Florin  1964 , the type species of  Ortiseia  Florin  1964 , the latter name having priority. All bona fide species attributed to  Culmitzschia  after  1964  differ from  Culmitzschia  as defined by Ullrich (= Ortiseia ) and are transferred to  Ullrichia  gen. nov., resulting in the new combinations  U. intermedia  (Florin 1939) Kerp comb. nov.,  U. laxifolia  (Florin 1939) Kerp comb. nov. and  U. mucronata  (Florin 1939) Kerp comb. nov.

First records of the conifers Majonica and Ortiseia from the German Zechstein (upper Permian) of east Thuringia and west Saxony, Germany