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FIGURE 2 in A new species of Kohleria (Gesneriaceae) from Southwestern Colombia

FIGURE 2. Indument of Kohleria huilensis Arango-Gómez, Clavijo & Zuluaga, sp. nov. (A-C, E, G) and K. inaequalis var. inaequalis (D, F, H) from dried specimens. A. Lower leaf surface scarcely villous, showing the veins with a mixture of dense villous and sericeous indumenta, B. Upper leaf surface with strigose indument composed by trichomes of different lengths, C. Stem, petiole and peduncle with a mixture of sericeous brownish and scarce villous indumenta, D. Stem, petiole and peduncle with reddish pilose indument (note the long trichomes), E. Filaments of Kohleria huilensis showing the hirsute indument with glandular trichomes on the apical half, F. Filaments of Kohleria inaequalis showing the lack of glandular trichomes, G. Apical half of the filaments showing the glandular trichomes in Kohleria huilensis, H. Basal half of the filaments showing the hirsute indument and the lacking of glandular trichomes in Kohleria inaequalis. Scale bar in A–F = 5 mm, G–H = 1 mm. (A–C, E and G from the holotype; D, F and H from A. Zuluaga 2313; Photos by A. Zuluaga).

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