FIGURE 2. Simaba tocantina. A. Habit with a in A new species of Simaba sect. Grandiflorae (Simaroubaceae) from Jalapão region, Tocantins, Brazil

FIGURE 2. Simaba tocantina. A. Habit with a subterranean steam and the leaves crowded at the apex. Note the leaflet midvein prominent and the secondary veins slightly sulcate. B. Flower. The filament appendage of the stamens forming a pseudo-tube by the intertwining of trichomes. C. Stamen with filament appendage and dorsifixed anther. D. Gynoecium with a long, subterete gynophore and an elongated style. E. Transverse section of the gynoecium showing five carpels free from each other. F. Fruit, a drupaceous mericarp (drupelet), subtended by an intumesced glandular bract (an extrafloral nectary). G. Leaflet apex with an apical nectary. H. Detail of a glandular bract subtending a flower, with a small cavity in the upper side. (A–H. Antar 528). Drawings by Marcelo Kubo.