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FIGURE 1. Crocus pestalozzae subsp. violaceus. A. Habit. B in A new subspecies of Crocus pestalozzae (Iridaceae) from Turkey
FIGURE 1. Crocus pestalozzae subsp. violaceus. A. Habit. B. Bracteole, flower and bract (from left to right). C. Corm and tunics. D. Cataphylls. E. Abaxial side of the outer segment, adaxial side of the outer segment, abaxial side of the inner segment and adaxial side of the inner segment (from left to right). F. Style. G. Anthers.
FIGURE 9. Cypella rivularis Chauveau & L.Eggers. A–C. Flower. A. apical view B. lateral view C. basal view D–F. Inner tepal D. adaxial view E. abaxial view F. lateral view G. Ovary H in Overlooked diversity in Brazilian Cypella (Iridaceae, Iridoideae): four new taxa from the Río de la Plata grasslands
FIGURE 9. Cypella rivularis Chauveau & L.Eggers. A–C. Flower. A. apical view B. lateral view C. basal view D–F. Inner tepal D. adaxial view E. abaxial view F. lateral view G. Ovary H. Stamens and style in lateral view I. Style crests and stigmatic replicatures. From L. Eggers et al. 869 (ICN!).
FIGURE 10 in Overlooked diversity in Brazilian Cypella (Iridaceae, Iridoideae): four new taxa from the Río de la Plata grasslands
FIGURE 10. Distribution of the Río de la Plata Grasslands in southern South America, between 25 and 38°S. The Pampas ecoregion is indicated in clear grey and the Campos eco-region in dark grey. The map is adapted from Di Giacomo & Krapovickas (2005), Overbeck et al. (2007) and Paruelo et al. (2007).
FIGURE 8 in Overlooked diversity in Brazilian Cypella (Iridaceae, Iridoideae): four new taxa from the Río de la Plata grasslands
FIGURE 8. Habit of Cypella rivularis Chauveau & L.Eggers. From L. Eggers et al. 869 (ICN!), drawing by Anelise Scherer.
FIGURE 7. Cypella hauthalii subsp. minuticristata Chauveau & L.Eggers. A–C. Flower. A. apical view B. lateral view C. basal view D–F. Inner tepal D. adaxial view E. abaxial view F. lateral view G. Ovary H in Overlooked diversity in Brazilian Cypella (Iridaceae, Iridoideae): four new taxa from the Río de la Plata grasslands
FIGURE 7. Cypella hauthalii subsp. minuticristata Chauveau & L.Eggers. A–C. Flower. A. apical view B. lateral view C. basal view D–F. Inner tepal D. adaxial view E. abaxial view F. lateral view G. Ovary H. Stamens and style in lateral view I. Style crests and stigmatic replicatures. From L. Eggers & O. Chauveau 728 (ICN!).
FIGURE 6 in Overlooked diversity in Brazilian Cypella (Iridaceae, Iridoideae): four new taxa from the Río de la Plata grasslands
FIGURE 6. Habit of Cypella hauthalii subsp. minuticristata Chauveau & L.Eggers. From L. Eggers & O. Chauveau 728 (ICN!), drawing by Anelise Scherer.
FIGURE 3 in Overlooked diversity in Brazilian Cypella (Iridaceae, Iridoideae): four new taxa from the Río de la Plata grasslands
FIGURE 3. Distribution map of Cypella altouruguaya (triangle inside circle), C. hauthalii subsp. minuticristata (star inside circle) and C. rivularis (rhombus inside circle) in Southern Brazil.
FIGURE 4. Cypella amplimaculata Chauveau & L.Eggers. A–C. Flower. A. apical view B. lateral view C. basal view D–F. Inner tepal D. adaxial view E. abaxial view F. lateral view G. Ovary H in Overlooked diversity in Brazilian Cypella (Iridaceae, Iridoideae): four new taxa from the Río de la Plata grasslands
FIGURE 4. Cypella amplimaculata Chauveau & L.Eggers. A–C. Flower. A. apical view B. lateral view C. basal view D–F. Inner tepal D. adaxial view E. abaxial view F. lateral view G. Ovary H. Stamens and style in lateral view I. Style crests and stigmatic replicatures. From A.M. Aita 49 (ICN!).
FIGURE 1 in Nomenclatural remarks on Iris orientalis (Iridaceae) and four related names including the Linnaean I. ochroleuca
FIGURE 1. Iris orientalis in Seferihisar District, İzmir Province, Turkey. Photographed on 30 April 2020 by Hasan Yıldırım.
FIGURE 4 in Gladiolus aladagensis (Iridaceae), a new species from Turkey
FIGURE 4. Distribution map of Gladiolus aladagensis (red circles), G. italicus (blue triangles) and G. kotschyanus (green squares) in Turkey.
FIGURE 3 in Gladiolus aladagensis (Iridaceae), a new species from Turkey
FIGURE 3. Seed micromorphology of investigated Gladiolus species. a–c: G. aladagensis (Coll. no: M. Sağıroğlu 6796) LM photo, SEM (×500 magnified) photo, SEM (×2000 magnified) photo; d–f: G. italicus (Coll. no: M. Sağıroğlu 4998) LM photo, SEM (×500 magnified) photo, SEM (×2000 magnified) photo; g–i: G. kotschyanus (Coll. no: Z. Aytaç 2835) LM photo, SEM (×500 magnified) photo, SEM (×2000 magnified) photo.
FIGURE 2. Gladiolus aladagensis. A in Gladiolus aladagensis (Iridaceae), a new species from Turkey
FIGURE 2. Gladiolus aladagensis. A: habit (1. lower part, 2. middle part, 3. upper part), B: flower, C: stamen, D: stilus and stigma, E: capsule, F: seed (illustrated by F. Şen; Collection no: İ. Eker 12727 & M. Sağıroğlu).
FIGURE 1. Investigated Gladiolus species. a–c in Gladiolus aladagensis (Iridaceae), a new species from Turkey
FIGURE 1. Investigated Gladiolus species. a–c: G. aladagensis habit, inflorescence and flower, d–f: G. italicus habit, inflorescence and flower, g–i: G. kotschyanus habit, inflorescence and flower (photographed by İ. Eker).
FIGURE 5 in A new Gladiolus (Iridaceae) species from East Anatolia (Turkey): Gladiolus hamzaoglui
FIGURE 5. Pollen grains LM and SEM microphotographs. A) Gladiolus hamzaoglui (HD 10626); B) G. halophilus (MT 3500); C) G. anatolicus (AG 8763). a, c: LM (a. Equitorial view; b. Proximal polar view; c. Distal polar view (two-banded operculum). Scale bar (sb): 20 µm). d, f: SEM (d. Equitorial view (sb: 10 µm). e. distal polar view (sb: 10 µm). f. exine surface (sb: 1 µm).
FIGURE 4. A in A new Gladiolus (Iridaceae) species from East Anatolia (Turkey): Gladiolus hamzaoglui
FIGURE 4. A) LM and SEM microphotographs of the seeds of Gladiolus hamzaoglui (HD 10658); B) G. halophilus (MT 3500); C) G. anatolicus (AAD 13070). Scale bar (sb) (a, d, g: General view in LM (sb: 2 mm); b, e, h, i: testa epidermal cells (sb: 50 μm); c, f: epidermal cells at the wing on SEM (sb: 100 μm).
FIGURE 2. Gladiolus hamzaoglui. A1–A2 in A new Gladiolus (Iridaceae) species from East Anatolia (Turkey): Gladiolus hamzaoglui
FIGURE 2. Gladiolus hamzaoglui. A1–A2) habitus; B) root type at immature individuals; C) perigone; D) stamen; E) style and stigma; F) capsule; G) seed (illustrated by F. Şen; Collection no: H. Duman 10626).
FIGURE 1 in A new Gladiolus (Iridaceae) species from East Anatolia (Turkey): Gladiolus hamzaoglui
FIGURE 1. Gladiolus hamzaoglui (HD 10626). a, b) habitat; c) habitus; d) contactile roots at immature; e) inflorescence; f) capsules (photographed by H. Duman).
FIGURE 3 in Rediscovery and taxonomic analysis of Romulea melitensis (Iridaceae) from the Maltese islands
FIGURE 3. Flower features of ×Romulea melitensis interpreted as intermediate between R. variicolor and R. columnae. a. Variation of the bracteoles of composed of a wide hyaline margin and a central subherbaceous keel varying from a hyaline texture (e.g. C202d) as in R. columnae to a rather strong herbaceous character (e.g. C202a) as in R. variicolor. b. Variation of the abaxial surface of perianth of ×Romulea melitensis. c. Comparison of a dissected corolla of Romulea variicolor (left), R. melitensis (centre) and R. columnae (left) found growing in the same locus at an arid clearing at Selmun, Mellieħa.
FIGURE 2 in Rediscovery and taxonomic analysis of Romulea melitensis (Iridaceae) from the Maltese islands
FIGURE 2. Colour variation of tepals in ×Romulea melitensis a. Specimen B302h with the under tepals having a dark violet colour, while the adaxial surface is much lighter in colour. b. Specimen E217a with an abnormal deep violet colour in the abaxial surface of the outer tepals. c. Specimen D129b (in situ) showing old flowers turning dark violet externally and compared with a similar corolla from the type specimens (T2). d. Comparison of the tepals from a plant collected in situ (left) and type specimen (right) showing similar shape and colours composed of a yellow throat, a light violet tepal fading above and with a dark midvein. e. Dissected flower two days after anthesis showing tepals that shrunk laterally and measuring 1.0–1.8 mm. f Corolla of specimen A213a with a medium-light violet colour, yellow throat and dark band and veins over the throat.
FIGURE 6 in Rediscovery and taxonomic analysis of Romulea melitensis (Iridaceae) from the Maltese islands
FIGURE 6. Three Romulea populations photographed from Clapham Junction, Dingli (22-Feb-2020), showing fruiting of R. variicolor (A), R. columnae (B) while in × R. melitensis there are no signs of fruit development (C).
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