FIGURE 3 in A new species of Clinanthus (Amaryllidaceae: Amaryllidoideae: Clinantheae) from Cordillera de los Tarros, Northwest Peru, and notes on related species
FIGURE 3. Clinanthus incarnatus (Kunth) Meerow, C. variegatus (Ruiz & Pav.) Meerow and related species. A, B. C. incarnatus. A. Red form from Ecuador (Meerow 3518); B. Pink Peruvian form (= Stenomesson trichroma (Herbert) Ravenna). C, D. C. callacallensis (Ravenna) Meerow. C. Closeup of flowers. D. Habit in Peru. Photo by Timothy Plowman. E, F. C. incarnatus (= C. microstephium (Ravenna) Meerow), photos by Michael Dillon. E. Flowering habit; F. Note the short staminal cup. G, H. C. incarnatus, photos by Segundo Leiva; G. Pseudoumbel of flowers; H. Closeup of adaxial limb and throat; note the short staminal cup. I, J. C. coccineus (Ruiz & Pav.) Meerow; I. Loma form, photo by Norton Cuba; J. Montane form, photo by Segundo Leiva; K, L. C. variegatus. K. Bolivia; L. Peru. M. Yellow and green Clinanthus sp. of uncertain origin. Photos by Alan Meerow unless otherwise credited. All scales = 1 cm unless otherwise labelled. See Materials and Methods for detailed provenance.
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