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Figure 16 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 16 - Hybrids of Coccinia species. a Coccinia grandis ♀ × Coccinia hirtella ♂ b Coccinia hirtella ♀ × Coccinia grandis ♂ c Coccinia grandis ♀ × Coccinia pwaniensis ♂; note that the pollen sacs are not open although the flower is in full bloom indicating sterility d Left flower: male Coccinia sessilifolia, right flower: male flower of Coccinia grandis ♀ × Coccinia sessilifolia ♂ (Coccinia grandis flowers are about equally sized as Coccinia sessilifolia).

Figure 40 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 40 - Distribution map of Coccinia sessilifolia var. sessilifolia (pale yellow dots; based on 133 collections) and Coccinia sessilifolia var. variifolia (blue dots; based on 7 collections). For South Africa the borders of the provinces are given.

Figure 12 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 12 - a Cross-section through an ovary of Coccinia hirtella. The ovules are anatropous with the micropyle facing outwards b Cross- and longitudinal section of a Coccinia megarrhiza fruit. The seeds are enclosed in a hyaline hull (aril) and seemingly attached to the periphery c Cross-section through a fruit of Coccinia sessilifolia. Note that the vascular bundles in the lower left of the picture bend in the periphery, so the placentation is not parietal but involute.

Figure 1 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 1 - a Young plant of Coccinia grandis. The hypocotyl is already thickened and lignifies later-on to a tuber. The cotyledons are glabrous, have an entire margin and an obtuse apex b Adventitious root on Coccinia grandis; the beige structure to the left is a dry tendril.

Figure 10 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 10 - a Male plant of Coccinia rehmannii [aff. var. littoralis] (N. Holstein 126). The plant was raised from seeds of a female plant with ovoid fruits (B. Jarret – pers. comm.) b Male flower of Coccinia adoensis var. aurantiaca (N. Holstein et al. 85). The halictid bee (H. Schaefer – pers. comm.) circled around the globose anther head harvesting pollen. The scent of the flower was strong and honey melon-like.

Figure 17 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 17 - Phylogenetic relationships in Coccinia based on five plastid DNA loci (matK, ndhF–rpl32 intergenic spacer (IS), rpl20–rps12 IS, trnL intron, trnL–trnF IS, trnS–trnG IS) obtained for 75 accessions from 24 species. Shown is the topology of the 50% majority rule consensus tree obtained from Bayesian analysis including simple gap coding for ingroup InDels. Numbers above the branches are posterior probability values ≥ 0.98 with values "with InDel coding" first, followed by "without InDel coding." Numbers below the branches are bootstrap support values from ML analysis. Topologies from the different analyses were not contradictive, although some clades were not resolved without gap coding. Roman numbers indicate clades as discussed in the text: I = Coccinia adoensis clade, II = Coccinia quinqueloba group, III = Coccinia barteri clade, and IV = Coccinia rehmannii clade.

Figure 4 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 4 - a Young plant of Coccinia abyssinica (N. Holstein 132). The first node is in the axilla where the glabrous cotyledons split off. The first nodes lack probracts and tendrils b Young plant of Coccinia sessilifolia (N. Holstein 131). The first leaves in this species are petiolate, sessile leaves are produced later-on. The glabrous cotyledons are already dried (plant had the same age as the one in Fig. 4a).

Figure 38 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 38 - Distribution map of Coccinia schliebenii (pale yellow dots; based on 27 collections). For Ethiopia and Tanzania the borders of the regions are given.

Figure 34 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 34 - Distribution map of Coccinia mildbraedii (based on 51 collections). The individual in Kenya is introduced. For Tanzania the borders of the regions are given.

Figure 37 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 37 - Distribution map of Coccinia rehmannii (blue dots; based on 251 collections). For South Africa the borders of the provinces are given.

Figure 33 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 33 - Distribution map of Coccinia microphylla (blue dots; based on 49 collections) and Coccinia trilobata (pale yellow dots; based on 51 collections).

Figure 28 from: Holstein N (2015) Monograph of Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae). PhytoKeys 54: 1-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.54.3285

Figure 28 - Reconstruction of the habit of a female raceme of Coccinia heterophylla based on T.-J. Klaine 414 (P). Black bar equals 0.5 cm.

Figure 9 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 9 - 1–7 Convolvulus laciniatus 1 leaf 2 outer sepal 3 inner sepal 4 stamen 5 ovary and style 6 capsule with calyx and bracteoles 7 seeds. From Wood et al. 22627 (K) 8–15 Convolvulus hermanniae subsp. erosus 8 leaves 9 bracteoles 10 outer sepal 11 inner sepal 12 stamen 13 ovary and style 14 capsule, apically hirsute 15 seeds. From Buchtien 15/11/1885 (OXF) 16–21 Convolvulus montanus 16 leaves 17 outer sepal 18 inner sepal 19 stamen 20 ovary and style 21 calyx and capsule. From Tutin 1008 (BM) 22–28 Convolvulus crispifolius 22 leaf 23 outer sepal 24 middle sepal 25 inner sepal 26 stamen 27 ovary and style 28 calyx and capsule. From Chinnock 2915 (AD) 29–36 Convolvulus microsepalus 29 leaf and bracteole (left) 30 outer sepal 31 middle sepal 32 inner sepal 33 stamen 34 ovary and style 35 calyx and capsule 36 seed. From Orchard 211 (AD) and Badman 32 (AD) 37–43 Convolvulus angustissimus 37 leaves showing three forms on same plant 38 outer sepal 39 inner sepal 40 stamen 41 ovary and style 42 calyx and capsule 43 seeds. From Spicer 31/1/1875 (OXF).

Figure 8 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 8 - 1–8 Convolvulus equitans 1 leaves 2 bracteoles 3 outer sepal 4 inner sepal 5 stamen 6 ovary and style 7 capsule 8 seed 1–2 & 5–8 from Correll 27128 (TEX) 3–4 from Turner 21-787 (TEX) 9–16 Convolvulus crenatifolius 9 (North American) leaves 10 bracteole 11 outer sepal 12 inner sepal 13 stamen 14 ovary and style 15 capsule 16 seed 9–14 from Runyon 2599 (TEX) 15–16 from Runyon 4479 (TEX) 17–24 Convolvulus carrii 17 leaf 18 bracteole 19 outer sepal 20 inner sepal 21 stamen 22 style 23 calyx 24 seed. From Correll & Correll 38844 (TEX) 25–31 Convolvulus crenatifolius subsp. montevidensis 25 leaves 26 bracteole 27 outer sepal 28 inner sepal 29 stamen 30 ovary and style 31 capsule. From Hawkes et al. 3263 (K) 32–39 Convolvulus chilensis 32 leaves 33 bracteole 34 calyx 35 outer sepal 36 middle sepal 37 inner sepal 38 stamen 39 ovary and style showing stigma variation. From Cuming s.n. (OXF) 40–46 Convolvulus crenatifolius subsp. crenatifolius 40 leaf 41 outer sepal 42 inner sepal 43 stamen 44 ovary and style 45 capsule 46 seed 40–44 from Buchtien 2450 (K) 45–46 from Wood 17714 (K).

Figure 7 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 7 - 1–6 Convolvulus farinosus 1 leaf 2 outer sepal 3 middle sepal 4 inner sepal 5 stamen 6 ovary and style. From Voeke 3803 (GOET) 7–14 Convolvulus ocellatus 7 leaf 8 outer sepal 9 middle sepal 10 inner sepal 11 stamen 12 ovary and style 13 bracteoles, calyx and capsule 14 seeds. From Adams 10/1920 (K) 15–22 Convolvulus randii 15 leaf 16 bracteoles 17 outer sepal 18 middle sepal 19 inner sepal 20 stamen 21 ovary and style 22 calyx and capsule. From Leach and Muller 11720 (K) 23–28 Convolvulus aschersonii 23 leaf 24 bracteoles showing flower buds 25 outer sepal 26 inner sepal 27 stamen 28 ovary and style. From Moss 6304 (BM) 29–35 Convolvulus natalensis 29 leaf 30 leaf 31 outer sepal 32 inner sepal 33 stamen 34 ovary and style 35 calyx and capsule 29 & 31–35 from Hilliard 5023 (K) 30 from Drège s.n. (OXF) 36–42 Convolvulus sagittatus 36 leaf 37 outer sepal 38 inner sepal 39 stamen 40 ovary and style 41 calyx and capsule 42 seeds. From Wood 3239 (BM) 43–51 Convolvulus austroafricanus 43 leaf 44 bracteole 45 outer sepal 46 middle sepal 47 inner sepal 48 stamen 49 ovary and style 50 calyx and capsule 51 seed. From Noorgrann 423 (K).

Figure 6 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 6 - 1–6 Convolvulus kilimandschari 1 leaf 2 outer sepal 3 inner sepal 4 calyx 5 stamen 6 ovary and style. From Gilbert 1086 (K) 7–16 Convolvulus thunbergii 7 leaf 8 leaf 9 bracteoles 10 outer sepal 11 middle sepal 12 inner sepal 13 stamen 14 ovary and style 15 capsule 16 seeds 7 & 10–14 from Schlieben 7092 (K) 8–9 & 15–16 from MacOwan 586 (K) 17–22 Convolvulus capensis 17 leaf 18 leaf 19 outer sepal 20 inner sepal 21 stamen 22 ovary and style 17 from Drège s.n. (OXF) 18–22 from Bolus 9971 (K) 23–31 Convolvulus dregeanus 23 leaves 24 bracteoles 25 outer sepal 26 middle sepal 27 inner sepal 28 stamen 29 ovary and style 30 capsule 31 seeds. From Gemmell 7/11/1949 (K) 32–40 Convolvulus argillicola 32 leaf 33 bracteole 34 outer sepal 35 middle sepal 36 inner sepal 37 stamen 38 ovary and style 39 capsule 40 seed. From Seydel 4170 (K).

Figure 5 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 5 - 1–7 Convolvulus galaticus 1 leaves 2 bracteole 3 outer epal 4 middle sepal 5 inner sepal 6 stamen 7 ovary and style 1 from Siehe 182 (W) 2–7 from Bourgeau 171 (W) 8–13 Convolvulus germaniciae 8 leaf 9 bracteole 10 outer sepal 11 middle sepal 12 inner sepal 13 ovary and style. From Haussknecht s.n. (W) 14–22 Convolvulus coelesyriacus 14 leaves 15 bracteole 16 outer sepal 17 middle sepal 18 inner sepal 19 stamen 20 ovary and style 21 capsule 22 seed 14 from Davis 2979 (E) 15–20 from Davis 3033 (E) 21–22 from Meyer & Dinsmore 3619 (L) 23–30 Convolvulus althaeoides subsp. althaeoides 23 leaves 24 bracteole 25 outer sepal 26 inner sepal 27 stamen 28 ovary and style 29 capsule 30 seed 23–28 from van Soest 131 (L) 29–30 from Boulos s.n. (CAIM) 31–38 Convolvulus pitardii 31leaf and flower showing short peduncle and bracteoles 32 outer sepal 33 middle sepal 34 inner sepal 35 stamen 36 ovary and style 37 capsule 38 seed 31 from Souvage 2412 (RAB) 32–36 from Souvage 2413 (RAB) 37–38 from Souvage 14933 (RAB) 39–47 Convolvulus glaouorum 39 leaves 40 bracteole 41 outer sepal 42 middle sepal 43 inner sepal 44 stamen 45 ovary and style 46 capsule 47 seed. From Sauvage & Vindt 2412 (RAB).

Figure 4 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 4 - 1–9 Convolvulus betonicifolius 1 leaves 2 bracteole 3 outer sepal 4 middle sepal 5 inner sepal 6 stamen 7 ovary and style 8 capsule 9 seed. From Stribrny s.n. (G) 10–16 Convolvulus cassius 10 leaf 11 bracteole 12 outer sepal 13 middle sepal 14 inner sepal 15 stamen 16 ovary and style. From Dinsmore 10127 (K) 17–23 Convolvulus longipedicellatus 17 leaves 18 bracteole 19 outer sepal 20 middle sepal 21 inner sepal 22 stamen 23 ovary and style. From Manisadjan s.n. (W) 24–32 Convolvulus stachydifolius 24 leaf 25 bracteole 26 outer sepal 27 middle sepal 28 inner sepal 29 stamen 30 ovary and style 31 capsule 32 seed 24–30 from Bornműller 1528b (B) 31–32 from sin coll. (JE) 33–41 Convolvulus palaestinus 33 leaves 34 bracteole 35 outer sepal 36 middle sepal 37 inner sepal 38 stamen 39 ovary and style 40 capsule 41 seed 33–39 from Dinsmore 1409 (E) 40–41 from sin coll. (JE).

Figure 3 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 3 - 1–9 Convolvulus scammonia 1 leaves 2 bracteole 3 outer sepal 4 middle sepal 5 inner sepal 6 stamen 7 ovary and style 8 capsule 9 seed. 1 from Bourgeau 114 (W) 2–7 from Gathorne-Hardy 547 (E) 8–9 from Rechinger 10708 (W) 10–18 Convolvulus durandoi 10 leaves 11 bracteole 12 outer sepal 13 middle sepal 14 inner sepal 15 stamen 16 ovary and style 17 capsule 18 seed 10 & 17–18 from Battandier & Trabut 9 (GOET) 11–16 from Gay 2792 (W) 19–27 Convolvulus arvensis 19 leaves 20 bracteole 21 outer sepal 22 middle sepal attached to pedicel 23 inner sepal 24 stamen 25 ovary and style 26 capsule, 27 seed 19–25 from Abdallah et al. 1725 (CAIM) 26–27 from Abdallah et al. 1671 (CAIM) 28–33 Convolvulus chinensis 28 leaves 29 outer sepal 30 inner sepal 31 stamen 32 ovary and style 33 sepals enclosing capsule 28 (centre/right) from sin coll. 12/6/1886 (OXF) 28 (left)–33 from Wang 3259 (K) 34–39 Convolvulus mairei 34 leaf 35 outer sepal 36 middle sepal 37 inner sepal 38 stamen 39 ovary and style. From Maire & Petitmengin 628 (K) 40–48 Convolvulus fatmensis 40 leaves 41 bracteole 42 outer sepal 43 middle sepal 44 inner sepal 45 stamen 46 ovary and style 47 capsule 48 seed 40–46 from Schimper 839 (L) 47–48 from Shalaby & Sharobiem 1637 (CAIM).

Figure 24 from: Wood JRI, Williams BRM, Mitchell TC, Carine MA, Harris DJ, Scotland RW (2015) A foundation monograph of Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae). PhytoKeys 51: 1-278. https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.51.7104

Figure 24 - 1–6 Convolvulus jordanensis 1 Leaf 2 bracteole 3 outer sepal 4 inner sepal 5 stamen 6 ovary and style. From Robertson 120 (K) 7–13 Convolvulus spicatus 7 leaves 8 bracteole 9 outer sepal 10 middle sepal 11 inner sepal 12 stamen 13 ovary and style 7 from Drar 162 (CAIM) 8–13 from March s.n. (GOET) 14–19 Convolvulus schimperi 14 leaves 15 bracteole 16 outer sepal 17 inner sepal 18 stamen 19 ovary and style. From Bornműller 10896 (B) 20–27 Convolvulus kotschyanus 20 leaf 21 bracteole 22 outer sepal 23 inner sepal 24 stamen 25 ovary and style 26 capsule 27 seed. From Bent & Wright 503-103 (W) 28–37 Convolvulus reticulatus subsp. reticulatus 28 habit 29 leaves 30 bracteole 31 outer sepal 32 middle sepal 33 inner sepal 34 stamen 35 ovary and style 36 capsule 37 seed 28–29 & 36–37 from Handel Mazzetti 2975 (W) 30–35 from Davis 22109 (E) 38–44 Convolvulus pyrrotrichus 38 leaves 39 bracteole 40 outer sepal 41 middle sepal 42 inner sepal 43 stamen 44 ovary and style. From Gilli 3087 (W).