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FIGURES 2−13 in Adlafia moseri and A. tjibaoui two new diatom species (Bacillariophyta) from New Caledonia with further observations on Adlafia muscora and Kobayasiella saxicola
FIGURES 2−13. Adlafia moseri sp. nov., valves views of the population from New Caledonia showing the variation in valve outline and size, LM. Scale bar =10 μm.
FIGURE 1 in Lectotypification and observations on the morphology, distribution and conservation status of Isoetes luetzelburgii (Isoetaceae)
FIGURE 1. Isoetes luetzelburgii (Santiago 1286). A. Distribution map in Brazil with the newly confirmed populations in orange circles. B. Habitat in the rainy season. C. Dry water pond in the dry season (same locality as on Fig. 1B). D. Dry collected plant. E. Habit of green plants.
FIGURES 9–13. Digenea simplex. 9 in A new species of Digenea (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales) based upon a molecular assessment and morphological observations of plants historically known as D. simplex in Bermuda
FIGURES 9–13. Digenea simplex. 9. Specimen from Rovinj, Croatia, northern Adriatic Sea [Herb. CWS 009198, specimen used for anatomical sections below]. Scale bar = 2 cm. 10. Transverse section of determinate branch with pericentral cell layer around axial cell and single outer cortical layer. Scale bar = 25 μm. 11. Cortical cell packets over pericentral cells of determinate branch (from Falkenberg 1901, pl. 9, fig. 27). 12. Surface view of determinate branch showing discrete packets of cortical cells covering pericentral cells. Scale bar = 50 μm. 13. Indeterminate axis below apex in transverse section with radiating determinate branches. Scale bar = 500 μm.
FIGURE 1 in A new species of Digenea (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales) based upon a molecular assessment and morphological observations of plants historically known as D. simplex in Bermuda
FIGURE 1. Visual representation of genetic groups uncovered using COI-5P barcode sequences for Digenea spp. (neighbor joining with Jukes & Cantor corrected distances). All specimens beginning with BDA were from Bermuda, while ALSEU311-16 is from Sint Eustatius (geography for the remaining specimens indicated with that entry in the tree). Scale bar indicates substitutions per site. At the bottom a barcode gap comparison indicating the divergence between the species and mitotypes as a percentage of uncorrected sequence difference. Abbreviations indicate: Dc = D. cymatophila from Hawaii; DsT = D. simplex from Tunisia; DsA = D. simplex from Australia; Dai, iii, iv = D. simplex from Bermuda; and Daii = D. simplex from Sint Eustatius.
FIGURES 2–8 in A new species of Digenea (Rhodomelaceae, Ceramiales) based upon a molecular assessment and morphological observations of plants historically known as D. simplex in Bermuda
FIGURES 2–8. Digenea arenahauriens sp. nov. 2. Holotype specimen [TRP/CWS 12-171-1]. Scale bar = 2 cm. 3. Indeterminate axis below the apex in transverse section with radiating determinate branches [CWS/CEL 03-21-3]. Scale bar = 500 μm. 4. Transverse section of determinate branch with pericentral cell layer around axial cell and single outer cortical layer [CWS/CEL 10-22-9]. Scale bar = 50 μm. 5. Surface view of determinate branch showing discrete packets of cortical cells covering pericentral cells [CWS/CEL/TRP 12-21-18]. Scale bar = 100 μm. 6. Determinate branch apex with subapical tetrahedral sporangia [CWS/CEL/TRP 12-96-8]. Scale bar = 50 μm. 7. Determinate branch apex with incurved trichoblasts overtopping axial row [TRP/CWS 12-171-1]. Scale bar = 50 μm. 8. Paired cystocarps produced subapically on determinate branch [CWS/CEL/TRP 12-96-8]. Scale bar = 150 μm.
FIGURE 1. Morphological observation. A–C in Stegnogramma leptogrammoides (Thelypteridaceae), its discovery in China, and synonymy
FIGURE 1. Morphological observation. A–C: Leptogramma himalaica JSL4534; D–J: Stegnogramma leptogrammoides SG1869; K–L: S. cyrtomioides JSL5001. A, D and K: Habit and morphology; B, E, F and L: Frond (undersurface and lobing) and veination; C and G: Stipe showing characteristic long hairs (bar: 500 μm); H, I and J: spores of S. leptogrammoides (bar: I 30 μm, H and J 20 μm).
FIGURE 1. Pteridocalyx appunii. A. Branch with inflorescence. B–C in Notes on calycophyllous Rubiaceae. Part V. A succinct overview of genera with calycophylls, and a revision of Pteridocalyx (Sipaneeae) with observations on distyly and calycophyll variation
FIGURE 1. Pteridocalyx appunii. A. Branch with inflorescence. B–C. Stipule shapes present on the same branch. D. Flower in anthesis. E. Dissected long-styled flower, with stamens inserted at basal portion of corolla tube. F. Dissected short-styled flower, with stamens inserted at distal portion of corolla tube. G. Mature capsule with calycophyll fallen off. A–E: drawn from P.G. Delprete & P. Benjamin 12813 (CAY); F: drawn from P.G. Delprete & P. Benjamin 12824 (CAY); G: drawn from P.G. Delprete & P. Benjamin 12836 (CAY). Illustration by Piero Delprete.
FIGURE 3. Pteridocalyx appunii. Calycophyll variation within the same inflorescence branch. A. Basal flower. B–D. Intermediate flowers, from base towards distal portion. E. Distal flower. A–E in Notes on calycophyllous Rubiaceae. Part V. A succinct overview of genera with calycophylls, and a revision of Pteridocalyx (Sipaneeae) with observations on distyly and calycophyll variation
FIGURE 3. Pteridocalyx appunii. Calycophyll variation within the same inflorescence branch. A. Basal flower. B–D. Intermediate flowers, from base towards distal portion. E. Distal flower. A–E: drawn from P.G. Delprete & P. Benjamin 12813 (CAY). Illustration by Piero Delprete.
FIGURE 2. Pteridocalyx appunii. A. Habit. B. Inflorescences, side view. C. Inflorescence, top view. D. Corolla, top view. E in Notes on calycophyllous Rubiaceae. Part V. A succinct overview of genera with calycophylls, and a revision of Pteridocalyx (Sipaneeae) with observations on distyly and calycophyll variation
FIGURE 2. Pteridocalyx appunii. A. Habit. B. Inflorescences, side view. C. Inflorescence, top view. D. Corolla, top view. E. Inflorescence and infructescence from the same plant. Photos by Piero Delprete.
FIGURE 5 in Reassessment of Begonia arboreta and B. sonlaensis (Begoniaceae) based on field observation and type examination
FIGURE 5. The materials of the type specimens of Begonia pseudodryadis C.Y.Wu (A–C) and Begonia sonlaensis Aver. (D–G) A. Holotype; B. Specimen from type locality; C. & F. Rhizome and stipule; G. Dry Capsule. (Specimen no.: A, B & C from P-I Mao 2389 (KUN [0371714]!); D from the holotype of B. sonlaensis; E, F & G from Y. M. Shui et al. CK 1801 (KUN!)).
FIGURE 4. Begonia pseudodryadis C.Y in Reassessment of Begonia arboreta and B. sonlaensis (Begoniaceae) based on field observation and type examination
FIGURE 4. Begonia pseudodryadis C.Y.Wu (A–E) & Begonia sonlaensis Aver. (F–I) A. Habitat; B. Adaxial leaf surface; C. Abaxial leaf surface; D. Male flower and close-up of anthers; E. Fruit; F. Habitat; G. Adaxial leaf surface; H. Abaxial leaf surface; I. Dried fruit. (A–E, photographs by Yu-Min Shui, F–I, by Shi-Wei Guo)
FIGURE 2 in Reassessment of Begonia arboreta and B. sonlaensis (Begoniaceae) based on field observation and type examination
FIGURE 2. Living plants of Begonia garrettii Craib (A–B) and Begonia arboreta Y.M.Shui (C–H) A. Plant, adaxial leaf and fruit; B. Plant, abaxial leaf and fruit; C. & D. Habitats; E. Plant, abaxial leaf and inflorescence; F. Male flower and close up of anther; G. Inflorescence; H. Fruit, side and front views (A & B photographs by D. J. Middleton, C–H photographs by Yu-Min Shui)
FIGURE 1 in Reassessment of Begonia arboreta and B. sonlaensis (Begoniaceae) based on field observation and type examination
FIGURE 1. The distribution of Begonia arboreta Y.M.Shui (z), Begonia garrettii Craib (Δ), Begonia pseudodryadis C.Y.Wu (•) and Begonia sonlaensis Aver. (¢).
FIGURE 3 in Reassessment of Begonia arboreta and B. sonlaensis (Begoniaceae) based on field observation and type examination
FIGURE 3. Specimens of Begonia garrettii Craib (A, C, D, E, G) and Begonia arboreta Y.M.Shui (B, F) A. Type of B. garrettii; B. Holotype of B. arboreta; C. Close-up leaf; D. Close-up of male flowers; E. Close-up of female flowers; F. Close-up of fruits; G. Closeup of fruit with obtuse apex of the wings. (Specimens no.: A & E, K [000761183]!; B & F, KUN [0773200]!; C, K [000761184]!; D, K [000761184]!; G, K [000761185]!).
FIGURE 4 in Mussaenda recurvata (Rubiaceae), a new species from southern Vietnam with observations on its heterostyly
FIGURE 4: Relationship between stigma height and anther height of one flower for each individual of Mussaenda recurvata Naiki, Tagane & Yahara in a population of the Hon Ba Nature Reserve, Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam. Circle: long-styled flowers, diamond: short-styled flowers.
FIGURE 3 in Mussaenda recurvata (Rubiaceae), a new species from southern Vietnam with observations on its heterostyly
FIGURE 3. Mussaenda recurvata Naiki, Tagane & Yahara: A. Flowering branch, B. fruit, C. cross section of long-styled flower, D. cross section of short-styled flower. Drawn by S. Tagane from Toyama et al. V1946 (FU).
FIGURE 2 in Mussaenda recurvata (Rubiaceae), a new species from southern Vietnam with observations on its heterostyly
FIGURE 2. Mussaenda recurvata Naiki, Tagane & Yahara: A. & D. flowering branches, B. portion of abaxial surface of leaf, C. stem and stipule, E. long-styled flower, F. top view of short-styled flower, G. short-styled flower with corolla removed showing calyx and pistil (left) and flower bud (right), H. young fruits. Photos: A–C, E & H on 19 Feb. 2014, D on 21 Nov. 2014, F & G on 27 Nov. 2014 in Hon Ba Nature Reserve, Khanh Hoa Province, southern Vietnam.
FIGURE 1 in Mussaenda recurvata (Rubiaceae), a new species from southern Vietnam with observations on its heterostyly
FIGURE 1. Schematic diagram of measurement floral parts of Mussaenda recurvata Naiki, Tagane & Yahara: stigma height (SH), anther height (AH), corolla diameter (CD), corolla tube length (TL), corolla tube diameter at base (TD), ovary length (OL) and ovary diameter (OD).
FIGURE 4 in Morphological observations on the reproductive structures of Ambrosina (Araceae), a Mediterranean endemic monotypic genus
FIGURE 4 Fruit morphology in Ambrosina bassii (A, C, E) and Arisarum vulgare (B, D, F). A–B) General morphology of the fruit (infructescence in Arisarum); C–D) SEM image of the external fruit surface; E–F) SEM image of the internal fruit surface. Scale bars: 1 cm in A and B, elsewhere as indicated.
FIGURE 2 in Morphological observations on the reproductive structures of Ambrosina (Araceae), a Mediterranean endemic monotypic genus
FIGURE 2. Scatter plot of the first two principal components (PCA) based on seven pollen traits (Table 2) from Ambrosina bassii samples (mean data for the studied populations). Names of the populations as in Table 1.
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