FIGURE 3. Amorimia andersonii R.F in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil

FIGURE 3. Amorimia andersonii R.F.Almeida (based on L.C. Marinho 654): A. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern; B. posterior petal in adaxial view; C. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view; D. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view; E. androecium, the first stamen on the left is opposite the anterior sepal; F. stamen showing hairy anther; G. gynoecium showing the anterior style at center. Amorimia candidae R.F.Almeida (based on R.F. Almeida 594): H. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern; I. posterior petal in adaxial view; J. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view; K. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view; L. androecium, the first stamen on the right opposite the anterior sepal; M. stamen showing hairy anther; N. gynoecium showing anterior style at center (drawings by Klei Sousa).