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FIGURE 1 in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil

FIGURE 1. Moutabea aculeata (Ruiz & Pav.) Poepp. & Endl. a. Branch with fruit. b. Flower. c. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). d. Developed rachis, dehydrated and broken fruit with medium-thick pericarp. e.Glabrous seed with imperceptible raphe. (a from U. N. Maciel & C. S. Rosário 1626; b from S. A. M. Souza 966, c from D. C. Daly et al. 6969; d from R. P. Salomão1172; e from F. C. do Nascimento s.n.). Moutabea angustifolia Huber. f. Branch with inflorescence. g. Flower. h. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood concrescent). i. Immature fruit, subglobose and blackened. j. Broken fruit showing the thick pericarp. k. Seed glabrous and raphe into depression. (f–g from J. Jangoux & R. P. Bahia 61; h from B. S. Pena s.n.; i from U. N. Maciel & M. R. Santos 1903; j–k from B. V. Rabelo 1156). Moutabea arianae Jans.-Jac. & Maas. l. Branch with inflorescences. m. Abaxial pubscent surface of leaf. n. Flower with pubescent calyx. o. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). p. Dehydrated and broken fruit showing the medium-thick pericarp. q.Velutinous seed. (l–o from S. Mori & J. Cardoso s.n.; p–q from P. A. C. L. Assunção & C. F. da Silva 196).

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