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FIGURE 2. Peperomia chazaroi. A in Peperomia (Piperaceae) novelties from Veracruz State, Mexico
FIGURE 2. Peperomia chazaroi. A) Apical part of a branch: leaves and inflorescences. B) Detail of the rachis with flowers (apically) and fruits (basally). C) General habit. D) Comparison of leaves of P. chazaroi and P. hispiduliformis a) P. chazaroi, leaves peltate, nerves 4 & 5 making an angle of 90° with central nerve, b) P. hispiduliformis, leaves not peltate, nerves 6 & 7 making an angle of 90° with central nerve, c) P. hispiduliformis, nerves 2 & 3 tend to run basally together with the central nerve (Illustration by D.N. Karger).
FIGURE 1 in Peperomia (Piperaceae) novelties from Veracruz State, Mexico
FIGURE 1. Peperomia chazaroi (A, B, C). A) Miguel de Jesús Cházaro-Bazañez at type locality. B) Plants in habitat. C) Detail of the inflorescence. Peperomia parastriata (D, E, F). D) Plant in habitat. E) Inflorescences. F) Detail of the infrutescence. Peperomia vazquezii (G, H, I). G) Plants in limestone wall habitat. H) Inflorescences. I) Detail of the inflorescence. (Photographs A–H by T. Krömer; I by D.H. Jimeno-Sevilla).
FIGURE 3 in Taxonomic novelties in Plantago section Virginica (Plantaginaceae) and an updated identification key
FIGURE 3. Distribution of Plantago australis subsp. angustifolia (stars), P. napiformis (dots) and P. pretoana (triangles). Refer to the legend of the identification key for the abbreviations of the territories in the map.
FIGURE 2. Plantago pretoana. A. Habit. B in Taxonomic novelties in Plantago section Virginica (Plantaginaceae) and an updated identification key
FIGURE 2. Plantago pretoana. A. Habit. B. Detail of scape. C. Detail of a trichome from scape. D. Bract, dorsal face. E. Anterior sepal, dorsal face. F. Posterior sepal, dorsal face. G. Flower. H. Fruit. I. Seed, dorsal side. J. Seed, ventral side. K. Seed, transversal section. From J.M. Silva & J. Cordeiro 7554 (MBM), illustrations by Marina Clasen Baumann.
FIGURE 1. Plantago napiformis. A. Habit. B in Taxonomic novelties in Plantago section Virginica (Plantaginaceae) and an updated identification key
FIGURE 1. Plantago napiformis. A. Habit. B. Detail of scape. C. Detail of a trichome from scape. D. Bract, dorsal face. E. Anterior sepal, dorsal face. F. Posterior sepal, dorsal face. G. Flower. H. Fruit. I. Seed, dorsal side. J. Seed, ventral side. K. Seed, transversal section. From K. Hagelund 5690 (ICN), illustrations by Marina Clasen Baumann.
FIGURE 1 in Taxonomic novelties in Gomidesia clade (Myrcia s.l., Myrtaceae) from the Atlantic Forest of Brazil
FIGURE 1. Distribution map of Myrcia espiritosantensis (red circle) and M. ruschii (yellow star). ES—Espírito Santo state, MG—Minas Gerais state.
FIGURE 2. A–F. Myrcia espiritosantensis. A. Flowering branch. B in Taxonomic novelties in Gomidesia clade (Myrcia s.l., Myrtaceae) from the Atlantic Forest of Brazil
FIGURE 2. A–F. Myrcia espiritosantensis. A. Flowering branch. B. Detail of short petiolate leaf. C. Detail of flower bud and bracteoles. D. Infructescence. E. Anther, dorsal view. F. Anther, ventral view. G–K. Myrcia ruschii. G. Flowering branch. H. Detail of flower bud and bracteoles. I. Detail of immature fruit. J. Anther, ventral view. K. Anther, dorsal view (A, B, C, E and F from the holotype: R. C. Forzza 5397 et al. D. from: R. C. Forzza 5237 et al. G, H, J, and K, from the holotype: B.S. Amorim & J. R. Maciel 2035. I. from: L. Kollmann et al. 3931).
FIGURE 3. A–B. Myrcia espiritosantensis. A. Leaves, abaxial view. B in Taxonomic novelties in Gomidesia clade (Myrcia s.l., Myrtaceae) from the Atlantic Forest of Brazil
FIGURE 3. A–B. Myrcia espiritosantensis. A. Leaves, abaxial view. B. Detail of short petiole and cordate leaf base. C–F. Myrcia ruschii. C. Bark. D. Leaves. E. Inflorescence in flower. F. Flower (A, and B, from B. S. Amorim & J. R. Maciel 2033; C, D, E, and F, from the holotype: B.S. Amorim & J. R. Maciel 2035).
FIGURE 1. Praxelis minima. A. Habit. B. Capitulum. C. Receptacle. D. Floret. E. Stamen. F in Taxonomic novelties in Praxelis (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae): a new species and a new combination
FIGURE 1. Praxelis minima. A. Habit. B. Capitulum. C. Receptacle. D. Floret. E. Stamen. F. Style. (All illustrations made from the holotype. Drawings by Belkiss Alméri).
FIGURE 2 in Taxonomic novelties in Praxelis (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae): a new species and a new combination
FIGURE 2. Praxelis minima in nature. A. Habit. B. Habitat. C. Some specimens showing the diminutive size of this new species. (Photos by Pedro Viana).
FIGURE 1 in Novelties and notes in Lindsaea (Lindsaeaceae) from Mexico and Central America
FIGURE 1. Lindsaea angustipinna (A. Rojas & G. Araya 7752, CR). A. General aspect of type specimen. B. Abaxial blade detail.
FIGURE 3 in Novelties and notes in Lindsaea (Lindsaeaceae) from Mexico and Central America
FIGURE 3. Lindsaea mesoamericana (H. Hernández & C. González 1718, MEXU). A. General aspect of type specimen. B. Abaxial blade detail.
FIGURE 2 in Novelties and notes in Lindsaea (Lindsaeaceae) from Mexico and Central America
FIGURE 2. Lindsaea fuscopetiolata (D. Santamaría et al. 4411, CR). A. General aspect of type specimen. B. Abaxial blade detail.
FIGURE 3 in Taxonomic novelties in Byrsonima (Malpighiaceae) from the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil
FIGURE 3. Hairs from Byrsonima rupestris: Branched hairs marked with asterisk, and unbranched hairs marked with arrows.
FIGURE 2 in Taxonomic novelties in Byrsonima (Malpighiaceae) from the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil
FIGURE 2. Distribution of Byrsonima rupestris and similar species: Green circles—B. rupestris; Red circles—B. variabilis; Yellow circles—B. cipoensis; Blue circles—B. stannardii.
FIGURE 1. Byrsonima rupestris A–H in Taxonomic novelties in Byrsonima (Malpighiaceae) from the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil
FIGURE 1. Byrsonima rupestris A–H: A. Habit, B. Abaxial side of leaf blades, C. Node with bases of leaves and stipules, D. Hairs on the abaxial side of leaf blades, E. Lateral view of the flower with the bract and one bracteole, F. Gynoecium with glabrous ovary, G. Stamens, adaxial and lateral view, H. Drupe. Byrsonima minarum I-K: I. Habit, J. Stamens, adaxial and lateral view, K. Lateral view of an immature fruit (A–H, Nakajima et al. 300, I–K, Ule 2456).
FIGURE 4 in Nomenclatural novelties and typifications in Spinopalmoxylon, Sapindoidea and Carpolithes (fossil Magnoliidae) from central European Paleogene and Neogene
FIGURE 4. Carpolithes mettenii (Unger) Winterscheid; Bad Salzhausen near Nidda in Vogelsberg, middle Miocene (Langhian) [A– K]; and former open-cast mine "Ribbertwerk" near Hermühlheim, lower Miocene (Burdigalian) [L–P]. A–E. Neotype of Carpolithes mettenii [MB.Pb.2005/0705.1]. A–D. Lateral views. E. Apical view. F. Syntypes of Carpolithes mettenii [MB.Pb.2005/0705.2–13]. G–H. Original collection-labels. I. Syntypes illustrated in Ludwig (1860: pl. 60, figs 2a–f, as Trapa globosa R. Ludwig). K. Syntypes illustrated in Kirchheimer (1936: pl. 11, fig. 2b, as Spondiaecarpum turbinatum Menzel). L–P. Lectotype of Spondiaecarpum turbinatum [MB. Pb.2004/1100.1]. L–O. Lateral views. P. Apical view. A–E, L–P. Scale bar = 2 mm. F, I, K. Scale bar = 20 mm.
FIGURE 2 in Nomenclatural novelties and typifications in Spinopalmoxylon, Sapindoidea and Carpolithes (fossil Magnoliidae) from central European Paleogene and Neogene
FIGURE 2. Spinopalmoxylon teutonicum (R.Ludw.) Winterscheid; Laubach near Giessen (Germany); middle Miocene (Langhian) brown coal of intravolcanic sediment deposits. A–C. Groups of spines on spathaceous bracts (A, B) and leaf sheaths (C). A. Neotype of Palaeospathe daemonorops [MB.Pb.1980/0296]. B. Syntype [MB.Pb.2016/1652]. C. Syntype [MB.Pb.2016/1654]. D. Isolated groups of spines of the lectotype [MB.Pb.2005/0214.1] (left) and syntype [MB.Pb.2005/0214.2] (right) of Chamaerops teutonica, and original collection-label. Scale bars = 20 mm.
FIGURE 3 in Nomenclatural novelties and typifications in Spinopalmoxylon, Sapindoidea and Carpolithes (fossil Magnoliidae) from central European Paleogene and Neogene
FIGURE 3. Sapindoidea margaritifera (R.Ludw.) Kirchh. and S. globosa (R.Ludw.) Kirchh.; Bad Salzhausen near Nidda in Vogelsberg; middle Miocene (Langhian). A. Sapindoidea margaritifera (R.Ludw.) Kirchh., lectotype at top right [MB.Pb.2005/0696.1] and syntypes [MB.Pb.2005/0696.2–5], with original collection-label. B. Sapindoidea globosa (R.Ludw.) Kirchh., lectotype at top right [MB. Pb.2005/0689.1] and syntypes [MB.Pb.2005/0689.2–7], with original collection-label. A. Scale bar = 10 mm. B. Scale bar = 20 mm.
FIGURE 2. A, B. Vaccinium cebuense. A. Stem showing peeling bark. B. Obico 801 in Taxonomic novelties from Cebu: a new species of Vaccinium (Ericaceae) and a new record of Phaius (Orchidaceae) for the Philippines
FIGURE 2. A, B. Vaccinium cebuense. A. Stem showing peeling bark. B. Obico 801. Photographs by V.B. Salares.
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