FIGURE 5. Moutabea gentryi T. Wendt. a. Branch. b in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil

FIGURE 5. Moutabea gentryi T. Wendt. a. Branch. b. Adaxial face of the leaf with punctations prominent and veins prominent. c. Flower. d. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). e. Dehydrated, blackened and broken fruit showing the thick pericarp. f.Pubescent seed with prominent and rigid raphe. (a–b, e–f from O.P. Monteiro & J. Ramos 884; c–d from N. T. Silva 362). Moutabea guianensis Aubl. g. Branch with inflorescences. h. Flower. i. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood short). j. Dehydrated and blackened fruit (surface reticulate). k. Dehydrated fruit in cross-section showing 5 locules with one seed per locule. l. Pericarp in cross-section showing the farinaceous appearance. m. Seed velutinous with raphe prominent. (g–m from Silveira s.n.). Moutabea victoriana Silveira & Secco. n. Branch. o. Flower. p. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). q. Fruit. r. Dehydrated fruit in cross-section showing the thick pericarp. s.Velutinous seed with imperceptible raphe. (a from M. A. Freitas et al. 428; o–p from A. Vicentini 1007; q–s from L. H. P. Martins et al.89).