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FIGURE 6. Albizia henryi Ricker. A. Habit. B. flowering branches. C in Notes on Albizia (Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae-mimosoid clade) in China
FIGURE 6. Albizia henryi Ricker. A. Habit. B. flowering branches. C. Inflorescence, flowers and flower parts (a: inflorescence; b: a peripheral flower; c: calyx and corolla densely hairy; d: fruits develop from peripheral flowers; e: young pods densely hairy. D. A comparison of a flowering branch developed from the crown of an older tree (upper) and a branch from a young tree (lower). E. Petiole glands (a–b are from juvenile leaves (notice the pruinosity), c–g are from leaves on mature leaves); F. leaflets (upper: adaxial, lower: adaxial). Vouchers: L. Bai BLSC-148 (BLSC). Photos: Lin Bai.
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32/100
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- Reuse readiness
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- Engagement
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