Fig. 3 in There's gold in them thar hills! Morphology and molecules delimit species in Xerochrysum (Asteraceae; Gnaphalieae) and reveal many new taxa

Fig. 3. Indumentum variation among species of Xerochrysum. White arrows indicate stipitate glands in a–g. Leaf surface: (a–c) adaxial; (d–g) abaxial. (a) Hispidulous and with glands (X. bracteatum sens. str., T.L.Collins 1005); (b) hispid and with glands (X. sp. Barrington Tops, T.L.Collins 1046); (c) hirsute to pilose, and with glands (X. sp. Point Lookout, T.L.Collins 958); (d) with glands (X. bracteatum sens. str., T.L.Collins 1005); (e) hirsute and with glands (X. sp. Barrington Tops, T.L.Collins 1046); (f) pilose and with glands (X. sp. Point Lookout, T.L.Collins 958); (g) stipitate glands on abaxial leaf surface (X. bracteatum sens. str., T.L.Collins 1005). Scale bars: 0.5 mm (a–f); 100 μm (g).