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FIGURE 17. A–D in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 17. A–D. Neoregelia insulana (Peres s.n.). A. Habit. B. Close up of the inflorescence C. Details of the flowers. D. General view of the habitat.
FIGURE 1. A–F in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 1. A–F. Aechmea ituberaensis (Leme et al. 8545). A. General view of flat lands of Restinga with scattered "islands" of treelike vegetation (on the right). B. Details of the typical treelike vegetation. C. Terrestrial clump of vegetative rosettes. D. Habit. E. Close up of the inflorescence. F. Details of the flowers.
FIGURE 6. A–G in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 6. A–G. Alcantarea occulta (Leme et al. 8665). A. Population at the type locality in initial flowering state. B. Habit. C. Landscape view from the region of the type locality, highlighting the Atlantic Forest on the lower parts of the hills; in the background Pico da Aliança, the highest mountain in the region. D. Population at the summit of Pico da Aliança. E. Details of the leaf rosette and basal peduncle bracts. F. Details of the basal branch and flower. G. Basal portion of the inflorescence.
FIGURE 12. A–E in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 12. A–E. Cryptanthus tabuleiricola (Leme et al. 8014). A. Population at the type locality. B. Central portion of the rosettes highlighting the central head-like part of the inflorescences. C. Details of the flower. D. Habit. E. Landscape view of the type region from the top of the inselberg known as Pedra da Botelha, showing remaining Atlantic Forest fragments of tablelands of northern Espírito Santo state.
FIGURE 11. A–B in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 11. A–B. Cryptanthus rigidifolius (Fontana & Brahim 2813). A. Habit. B. Details of the central portion of the inflorescence and flower.
FIGURE 19. A–F in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 19. A–F. Neoregelia insulana (Peres s.n.). A. Leaf blade apex. B. Spines of the basal portion of the leaf blade. C. Floral bract. D. Flower. E. Sepal. F. Petal with calli and one outer and inner stamen each. G–L. Neoregelia watersiana (Leme et al. 8045). G. Leaf blade apex. H. Spines of the basal portion of the leaf blade. I. Floral bracts. J. Flower. K. Sepal. L. Petal with calli and one outer and inner stamen each. Scale bars = 1 cm.
FIGURE 16. A–D in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 16. A–D. Cryptanthus viridipetalus (Leme et al. 8016). A. Basal portion of the leaf. B. Flower. C. Sepal. D. Petal with calli and one outer and inner stamen each. E–H. Neoregelia desenganensis (Leme & Ilha 7588). E. Leaf blade apex. F. Flower. G. Sepals. H. Petal with calli and one outer and inner stamen each. Scale bars = 1 cm.
FIGURE 4. A–G in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 4. A–G. Alcantarea acuminatifolia (Paula s.n.). A. Population of A. acuminatifolia at the type locality. B. Rupicolous habit. C. Habit of flowering specimen in cultivation. D. Apical portion of the inflorescence. E. Basal branch. F. Basal branch of A. acuminatifolia (left) compared with a basal branch of A. odorata (right). G. Floral bract and flower of A. acuminatifolia (left) compared with floral bract and flower of A. odorata (right).
FIGURE 18. A–D in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 18. A–D. Neoregelia watersiana (Leme et al. 8045). A. Epiphytic habit of N. watersiana (red leafed plants) at the type locality, about 20 m above the ground, in the forest canopy. B. Habit of type specimen growing under less intensive light exposure. C. Details of the inflorescence and flowers. D. Habit of a juvenile specimen growing under intense sunlight.
FIGURE 3. A–F in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 3. A–F. Aechmea pendulispica (Leme et al. 8536). A. General view of the fragments of Atlantic Forest at Fazenda Michelin. B. Typical bromeliad community inside the Atlantic Forest of Fazenda Michelin. C. Fruit-stage specimen. D. Epiphytic clump with fruit-stage specimens. E. Habit at full bloom. F. Details of the flowers.
FIGURE 15. A–D in Miscellaneous New species of Brazilian Bromeliaceae
FIGURE 15. A–D. Neoregelia desenganensis (Leme & Ilha 7588). A. General aspect of the type locality, the summit of Pico do Desengano, with Vriesea sp. population in the foreground. B. Habit. C. Close up of the inflorescence. D. Details of the flowers.
FIGURE 2. A in Clusia nitida, a new species of Clusia (Clusiaceae) from the Brazilian Amazon
FIGURE 2. A. Disposition of leaves and inflorescences. B. Leaf venation and latex channels. C. Pistillate flower. D. Detail of pistil and staminodes. E. Longitudinal section of ovary. F. Staminate flower. G. Detail of androecium. H. Disposition of leaves and fruit. I. Immature fruit. J. Seed. A, F–G from F.N. Cabral 82; B–E & H–J from F.N. Cabral 23. Drawing by Klei Souza.
FIGURE 1. A in Clusia nitida, a new species of Clusia (Clusiaceae) from the Brazilian Amazon
FIGURE 1. A. Disposition of leaves and inflorescences, F.N. Cabral 49 (Photo F.N. Cabral). B. Pistillate flower, F.N. Cabral 123 (Photo F.N. Cabral). C. Staminate flower, F.N. Cabral 5 (Photo F.N. Cabral). D. Immature fruit, F.N. Cabral 197 (Photo F.N. Cabral). E. Mature fruit, N. Dávila 6129 (Photo N. Dávila).
FIGURE 25 in A review of the species of Belostoma Latreille, 1807 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Belostomatidae) from the four southeastern Brazilian states
FIGURE 25. Geographic distribution map of Belostoma species in southeastern Brazil. = B. stollii, = B. testaceopallidum.
FIGURE 22 in A review of the species of Belostoma Latreille, 1807 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Belostomatidae) from the four southeastern Brazilian states
FIGURE 22. Geographic distribution map of Belostoma species in southeastern Brazil. 22A, = B. anurum, = B. aurivillianum. 22B, = B. bergi, = B. bosqi; = B. candidulum.
FIGURE 24 in A review of the species of Belostoma Latreille, 1807 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Belostomatidae) from the four southeastern Brazilian states
FIGURE 24. Geographic distribution map of Belostoma species in southeastern Brazil. 24A, = B. foveolatum, = B. horvathi. 24B, = B. plebejum, = B. ribeiroi, = B. sanctulum.
FIGURE 21. Dorsal habitus. 21A in A review of the species of Belostoma Latreille, 1807 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Belostomatidae) from the four southeastern Brazilian states
FIGURE 21. Dorsal habitus. 21A, Belostoma stollii (Amyot & Serville, 1843): specimen from State of Amazonas (SEMC 9). 21B, B. testaceopallidum Latreille, 1807: specimen from State of Rio de Janeiro (MACN 3680). Scale bar: 5.00 mm. (LOC) longitudinal carina.
FIGURE 23 in A review of the species of Belostoma Latreille, 1807 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Belostomatidae) from the four southeastern Brazilian states
FIGURE 23. Geographic distribution map of Belostoma species in southeastern Brazil. 23A, = B. costalimai, = B. cummingsi, = B. dallasi. 23B, = B. dentatum, = B. dilatatum, = B. discretum, = B. elongatum.
FIGURE 20. Dorsal habitus. 20A in A review of the species of Belostoma Latreille, 1807 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Belostomatidae) from the four southeastern Brazilian states
FIGURE 20. Dorsal habitus. 20A, Belostoma noualhieri Montandon, 1903: specimen from State of Rio Grande do Sul (MNHN, holotype). 20B, B. plebejum (Stål, 1860): specimen from State of Espírito Santo (MNRJ 170). 20C, B. ribeiroi De Carlo, 1933: specimen from State of Rio de Janeiro (MACN 3680). 20D, B. sanctulum Montandon, 1903: specimen from State of Espírito Santo (HNHM). Scale bar: 5.00 mm.
FIGURE 19. Dorsal habitus. 19A in A review of the species of Belostoma Latreille, 1807 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Belostomatidae) from the four southeastern Brazilian states
FIGURE 19. Dorsal habitus. 19A, Belostoma elongatum Montandon, 1908: specimen from State of Mato Grosso (MNRJ 96). 19B, B. foveolatum (Mayr, 1863): specimen from State of São Paulo (MNRJ 85). 19C, B. horvathi Montandon, 1903: specimen from State of Rio de Janeiro (DZRJ 18). 19D, B. micantulum (Stål, 1860): specimen from State of Amazonas (INPA 0021057). Scale bar: 5.00 mm.
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