FIGURE 1. Syngonanthus cujabensis. A in The synonymization of Philodice with Syngonanthus (Eriocaulaceae)

FIGURE 1. Syngonanthus cujabensis. A: Habit; B: Involucral bract from the inner series; C–E: Staminate flower; C: Pedicel, calyx and stamens exserted; D: Calyx opened to show the corolla and stamens; E: Corolla, front view, showing the stamens and pistillode; F–H: Pistillate flower; F: Sepals and apices of the petals; G: Calyx opened to show the corolla united in the median region and free at the base and apex; H: Gynoecium (A–H from Riedel 946); I: Detail of the inflorescence with the cauline leaves removed; J–K: Involucral bracts; J: Outer series; K: Inner series; L–N: Staminate flower; L: Complete flower with bract, calyx and corolla; (I–L from Maas & Westra 4105); M: Calyx opened to show the corolla with a more delicate zone; N. Calyx opened to show the areas of separation between the petals (M–N from Ule 7666); O–P: Pistillate flower; O: Complete flower with bract, calyx and corolla (from Maas & Westra 4105); P: Calyx with one of the sepals removed to show the corolla united in the median part and free at the base and apex (from A.C. Smith 2284). Drawn by Ana Maria Giulietti & Carla Lima.