FIGURE 2 in Flora of Singapore precursors, 4. A summary of scandent Psychotria (Rubiaceae) in Singapore and Peninsular Malaysia

FIGURE 2. Line drawing of Psychotria deltata I.M. Turner, sp. nov. A—habit of juvenile climbing shoot. B—stipule on A. C—abaxial leaf surface from A. D—shoot bearing infructescence arising from climbing stem. E—abaxial leaf surface from D. F—example of deltoid leaf. G—flowers after corolla has dropped attached to terminal part of inflorescence axis. H—flower as in G with part of calyx excised to show interior. I—infructescence from D; indumentum only shown on right-hand branch. J—pyrene showing flat inner face. K—pyrene showing outer convex face with ridging. L—details of midrib hairs in C. M—details of hairs on lower lamina in D. N—details of hairs on inflorescence axis in I. Scale bars: dashed bar = 500 μm (L, M, N), graduated single bar = 2 mm (C, G, H, E) and 5 mm (B, J, K), double bar = 1 cm (I), graduated double bar = 5 cm (A, D, F). Material used:—A–C (SING 2010-365); D, E, I (FRI 74681); F (SFN 7041); G, H (Ridley s.n. (SING0030558)); J, K (Teruya 3132). Drawn by Andrew P. Brown.