Fig. 1 in A remarkable new species of Clerodendrum L. (Lamiaceae) from Madagascar

Fig. 1. – Line drawings of Clerodendrum kamhyoae Phillipson & L. Allorge. A. Leaf showing long attenuate-acuminate apex and arcuate secondary veins; B. Detail of secondary and tertiary leaf venation; C. Stem node showing lenticelles; D. Early flower bud with the corolla pushing open the sepals; E. Young flower bud with elongating corolla tube; F. Pre-anthesis flower bud; G. Mature calyx; H. Corolla seen from side (tube incomplete); I. Corolla seen from below; J. Corolla seen from front; K. Stamen with mobile anther thecae; L. Young inflorescences; M. Calyx surrounding an immature drupe showing an irregular split due to the expansion of the ovary; N. Part of infrutescence, with calyx enveloping immature fruit and pedicels of fallen flowers visible;O. Fruit with calyx removed to show the upper surface of the drupe; P. Longitudinal section of the ovary showing the two locules. [A-K:Allorge 2839, P;L-P: redrawn from photographs] [Drawings: D. Storez]