FIGURE 1 in Cissampelos keniensis (Menispermaceae), a new species from Mt. Kenya, East Africa
FIGURE 1. Scanning electron micrographs of the leaves of eight Cissampelos species from tropical East Africa. A–C. C. friesiorum (Conradis in E.A.H. 10434, EA!): A & B. Abaxial surface, C. Adaxial surface; D–F. C. mucronata (Hanid & Kiniaruh 679, EA!): D & E. Abaxial surface, C. Adaxial surface; G–I. C. nigrescens (Mwasumbi LBM10433, EA!): G & H. Abaxial surface, I. Adaxial surface; J–L. C. owariensis (Luke et al. 10040, EA!): J & K. Abaxial surface, L. Adaxial surface; M–O. C. pareira (Archer 87, EA!): M & N. Abaxial surface, O. Adaxial surface; P–R. C. rigidifolia (Mwasumbi et al. 13351, EA!): P & Q. Abaxial surface, R. Adaxial surface; S–U. C. torulosa (Strey 9169, EA!): S & T. Abaxial surface, U. Adaxial surface. V–X. C. keniensis (Zhou & Mbuni 16/20, HIB!): V & W. Abaxial surface, X. Adaxial surface. Scale bars: A, C, D, F, G, I, J, L, M, O, P, R, S, U, V & X = 500 μm; B, E, H, K, N, Q, T & W = 100 μm.
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