FIGURE 3 in Morpho-anatomy of the cypselae of native species of Mutisieae (Asteraceae) from Mexico
FIGURE 3. Surface characteristics of cypselae in Mexican Mutisieae. A. Surface with reticulate-plicate primary sculpture and striate secondary sculpture in Adenocaulon lyratum. B. Surface with reticulate primary sculpture and striate secondary sculpture in Chaptalia hololeuca. C. Surface with plicate primary sculpture and striate secondary sculpture in C. lyratifolia. D. Surface with reticulate-plicate primary sculpture and smooth secondary sculpture in C. mexicana. E. Surface with reticulate primary sculpture and fine striate secondary sculpture with inflate twin hairs with an obtuse apex (itho) in C. nutans. F. Surface with reticulate primary sculpture and fine striate secondary sculpture in C. piloselloides. G. Surface with reticulate primary sculpture and striate secondary sculpture, with inflate twin hairs with obtuse apex (itho) in C. texana. H. Surface with plicate primary structure and striate secondary sculpture with waxes (*), with inflate twin hairs with acute apex (itha) in Gerbera hintonii. I. Surface with reticulate primary sculpture and thick striate secondary sculpture with simple twin hairs (sth) in Leibnitzia lyrata.
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