FIGURE 1. Salvia guaneorum A in Salvia guaneorum (Labiatae), a new species from the Chicamocha Canyon, Colombia

FIGURE 1. Salvia guaneorum A- Habit, natural position of a branch with terminal inflorescence. B- Indument detail on the basis of the underside of the blade, showing short hairs and sessile glands. C- Detail of the retrorse indument of the stem, in a lateral branch. D- Top of an inflorescence with flowers, buds and inflorescence bracts. E- Complete flower in side view, showing the indument of floral pedicel and calyx. F- Side view of corolla showing the position of stamens, ginoecium and stigmatic branches. G- Corolla open at is upper back, extended, showing the position of filaments, connective and anther and shape of the lobes of the lower lip of the corolla. H- Filaments and connectives showing the retrorse tooth and the anthers. I- Style with the two stigmatic branches. J- Ginobase and inmature nutlets. K- Mature nutlets in ventral view showing the hilar scar (top). Drawn from the type collection and photographs, Fernández-Alonso & C. N. Díaz 28169A (COL).