FIGURE 2. Passiflora nana. A in Passiflora nana, a new species in Passiflora section Decaloba (Passifloraceae) from northern Peru

FIGURE 2. Passiflora nana. A. Flower at anthesis, with pilose stem, leaf, and peduncle; note single bract on peduncle. B. Shoot apex showing long white trichomes, developing leaves and flower buds, and stipules. Two leaves have been removed in order to see the nodes more clearly. C. Habit of upper stem, showing underside of leaves, stipules, and developing flower buds. D. Flower viewed from back, note small white petals. E. Transverse section through base of flower showing androgynophore, limen and nectary, purplish operculum and adjacent inner coronal filaments, outer coronal filaments, and base of perianth. The yellow structure on the peduncle near its insertion to the flower is not a bract, it is a fragment of outer coronal filament cut by the sectioning. F. Node with leaf, stipule, tendril, and flower buds. Bracts are visible on the peduncle to the left. Scale bars A–B, D, F = 3 mm; C = 1 cm; E = 1 mm. Photographs by Boris Esquerre.