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FIGURE 10. A–G. Cuphea ericoides. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 10. A–G. Cuphea ericoides. A. Habit; B. Detail of the branches; C. Flowering branch; D. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; E. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; F. Pistil. G. Seed. H–M. Cuphea flava. H. Habit; I. Flowering branch; J. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; K. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; L. Pistil; M. Seed. A, C: Facco et al. 492; B, E–G: Facco et al. 485; D: Facco et al. 491; J, K: Bovini et al. 1724; L: Sevilha & Pereira-Silva 2213; M: Davidse et al. 17808. Scale bar. D, E, J: 3 mm; F, K, L: 2 mm; G, M: 1 mm. Photos. H–I: Marcos V. Dantas Queiroz.
FIGURE 15. A–G. Cuphea pulchra var. corollata. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 15. A–G. Cuphea pulchra var. corollata. A. Detail of a branch; B. Contracted raceme at the apex of the branch; C. Flower in frontal view; D. Floral tube in lateral view, without the petals; E. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without the petals; F. Pistil; G. Seed. H–M. Cuphea rionegrensis. H. Branches with flowers; I. Detail of an immature fruit; J. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; K. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; L. Pistil; M. Seed. A–G: Facco et al. 488; H, J–L: Poole 1790; I: Kubitzki et al. 126; M: Maia et al. 256. Scale bar. D–F: 6 mm; G, J–L: 2 mm; H: 5 cm; M: 1 mm.
FIGURE 8. A–H. Cuphea bahiensis. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 8. A–H. Cuphea bahiensis. A. Habit; B. Detail of a branch; C. Detail of the bracteose raceme; D. Flower in frontal view; E. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; F. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; G. Pistil; H. Seed. I–O. Cuphea carajasensis. I–J. Bracteose racemes, with lilac (I) and carmine (J) flowers; K. Narrow-ovate leaves; L. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; M. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; N. Pistil; O. Seed. A–G: Facco et al. 483; H: Cavalcanti et al. 366; K–O: Viana et al. 5568. Scale bar. B, F: 4 mm; E, G, L–N: 2 mm; H, O: 1 mm; K: 6 mm. Photos. I–J: Pedro Viana.
FIGURE 7. A–G. Cuphea araguaiaensis. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 7. A–G. Cuphea araguaiaensis. A. Habit; B. Detail of a branch with brachyblasts; C. Abaxial surface of the leaf, with strongly revolute margins; D. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; E. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; F. Pistil; G. Seed. H–N. Cuphea auriflora. H. Habit; I. Flowering branch; J. Flower in frontal view; K. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; L. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; M. Pistil; N. Seed. A–F: Pereira-Silva et al. 17010; G: Macêdo et al. 825; H–M: Facco et al. 494; N: Cavalcanti et al. CFCR 9682. Scale bar. A: 5 cm; B: 4 mm; C, G, N: 1 mm; D–F, L, M: 2 mm; K: 3 mm.
FIGURE 6. A–E. Cuphea anisoclada. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 6. A–E. Cuphea anisoclada. A. Habit; B. Detail of a branch; C. Lateral view of floral tube; D. Pistil; E. Seed. F–K. Cuphea antisyphilitica. F. Habit; G. Flowering branch; H. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; I. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; J. Pistil; K. Seed. A: Maguire 33644; B–E: Steyermark et al. 115626; F: Sevilha et al. 5684; G: Facco et al. 497; H–J: Facco et al. 490; K: Absy 187. Scale bar. A: 5 cm; C, H: 3 mm; D, I, J: 2 mm; E, K: 1 mm. Photo. F: Anderson Sevilha.
FIGURE 12. A–H. Cuphea laricoides. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 12. A–H. Cuphea laricoides. A. Habit; B. Branch with brachyblasts; C–D. Branches with white (C) and lilac (D) flowers; E. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; F. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; G. Pistil; H. Seed. I–N. Cuphea micrantha. I. Habit; J. Flower in lateral view and ruptured fruit with exposed placenta carrying a seed; K. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; L. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; M. Pistil; N. Seed. A: Pereira-Silva et al. 17161; B, D, G, H: Pereira-Silva et al. 17160; C, E, F: Pereira-Silva et al. 17180; I: Pereira-Silva et al. 17081; K, M, N: Sevilha et al. 5872; L: Scariot et al. 386. Scale bar. E–G, L, M: 2 mm; H, N: 1 mm; K: 3 mm. Photo. J: Joel M.P. Cordeiro.
FIGURE 24 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 24. Geographical distribution of Cuphea pulchra var. pulchra and Cuphea pulchra var. corollata.
FIGURE 9. A–F. Cuphea congesta. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 9. A–F. Cuphea congesta. A. Flowering branch; B. Detail of the leaves; C. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; D. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; E. Pistil; F. Seed. G–M. Cuphea cunninghamiifolia. G. Flowering branch; H. Detail of contracted bracteose raceme; I. Flower in frontal view; J. Floral tube in lateral view, without the petals; K. Floral tube in longitudinaldorsal section, without the petals; L. Pistil; M. Seed. A: Puig 2883; B–E: Steyermark 106332; F: Lopez & Palacios 3062; H, L: Cavalcanti et al. 3621; J, K, M: Ribeiro & Diniz-Neres 569. Scale bar. A: 5 cm; B–E: 3 mm; F, M: 1 mm; H: 1 cm; J–L: 2 mm. Photos. G, I: Maurício Mercadante.
FIGURE 4 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 4. Fruit and seed morphology of representatives of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. A. Longitudinal-bilateral section of the floral tube showing the capsule of C. odonellii; B–C. Erect placenta with seeds, through complementary longitudinal slits in the capsule and flower tube walls, in C. pulchra var. pulchra (B) and C. laricoides (C); D–E. Suborbicular seeds of C. pulchra var. corollata (D) and C. paralarix (E); F. Obovate seed of C. tenuissima; G. Elliptic seed of C. odonellii. A: Pereira-Silva et al. 4542; B: Facco et al. 487; C: Pereira-Silva et al. 17160; D: Facco et al. 488; E: Simon et al. 2939; F: Lima et al. 66; G: Prance et al. 3375. Scale bar. A, D: 2 mm; E–G: 1 mm.
FIGURE 3 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 3. Pollen morphology in light microscopy (A–C) and in scanning electron microscopy (D–F) of representatives of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (modified from Facco et al. 2021). A–B. Pollen grains, polar view (optical section), of C. antisyphilitica (A) and C. carajasensis (B), showing the thickening of the exine in the region between the pores (arrows); C. Pollen grain of C. carajasensis in equatorial view; D–E. Pollen grains, polar view, of C. bahiensis (D) and C. micrantha (E), with psilate exine; F. Pollen grain of C. cunninghamiifolia in equatorial view. Scale bar. A–B: 5 μm; C: 10 μm; D–F: 2 μm.
FIGURE 2 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 2. Floral morphology in Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. A–D. Variation in the length of floral tubes; A. C. micrantha; B. C. odonellii; C. C. congesta; D. C. pulchra var. pulchra; E–H. Spur shapes and orientations; E. Obtuse and deflexed spur in C. ericoides; F. Acute and horizontal spur in C. micrantha; G. Saccate and deflexed spur in C. pulchra var. corollata; H. Galeate and deflexed spur in C. pulchra var. pulchra; I–J. Longitudinal-dorsal section of floral tubes, showing the position of the stamens without the anthers; I. Staminal filaments free in the middle third of the floral tube, fully included, in C. micrantha; J. Staminal filaments free in the upper third of the floral tube, exserted and subexserted, in C. paralarix; K. Pistil in C. bahiensis; L. Detail of the nectary of C. bahiensis, concave in the dorsal region (L1) and convex ventrally (L2). A, F: Sevilha et al. 5872; B: Hunt & Ramos 5782; C: Steyermark 106332; D, H: Miranda & Conceição 682; E: Facco et al. 491; G: Facco et al. 488; I: Scariot et al. 386; J: Pereira-Silva et al. 17146; K, L: Facco et al. 483. Scale bar. A–D: 5 mm; E, F, H, I, J, K: 2 mm; G: 3 mm; L1–L2: 1 mm.
FIGURE 1 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 1. Diversity of leaf morphology and indumentum in Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. A. Leaves opposite, ovate-oblong, in C. pulchra var. corollata; B. Leaves 3-verticillate, linear, in C. ericoides; C. Brachyblasts on a stem of C. araguaiaensis; D. Pubescent branch, with erect eglandular trichomes (shorter), mixed with glandular trichomes (longer), in C. bahiensis; E. Strigose branch in C. antisyphilitica, with one-armed appressed trichomes; F. Strigose branch in C. odonellii, with bifid-malpighiaceous appressed trichomes. A: Facco et al. 488; B: Facco et al. 485; C: Pereira-Silva et al. 17010; D: Facco et al. 483; E: Absy 187; F: Walter et al. 1362. Scale bar. B, D, E: 1 mm; C: 4 mm; F: 0.5 mm.
FIGURE 21 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 21. Geographical distribution of Cuphea bahiensis, Cuphea cunninghamiifolia, Cuphea laricoides and Cuphea praetermissa.
FIGURE 11. A–F. Cuphea gracilis. A in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 11. A–F. Cuphea gracilis. A. Habit; B. Detail of branches; C. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; D. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; E. Pistil; F. Seed. G–M. Cuphea inaequalifolia. G. Habit; H. Inflorescence branch; I. Flower in lateral view; J. Floral tube in lateral view, without petals; K. Floral tube in longitudinal-dorsal section, without petals; L. Pistil; M. Seed. A, B, E: Steyermark et al. 131594; C, D, F: Davidse & Miller 26439; G, I: Pereira-Silva et al. 17024; H, J–M: Pereira-Silva et al. 17088. Scale bar. A: 5 cm; C, D, L: 2 mm; E, F, M: 1 mm; J–K: 3 mm.
FIGURE 14. Cuphea acinifolia A in Redux Sellow: revealing Sellow's collections from the Herbier Impérial du Brésil at the Paris Herbarium
FIGURE 14. Cuphea acinifolia A.St.-Hil.: A. Label Gaudichaud 824, Rio de Janeiro, and Sellow's label destroyed attached to the branch (P05103100). B. Sellow 5090, Paraná (K001073723). Lafoensia vandelliana Cham. & Schltdl.: C. Numbering label 827 from the Imperial Herbarium, face down (P04715215). D. Numbering label 828 from the Imperial Herbarium and Sellow's label destroyed (P05092627). Source: P (A, C, D), K (B).
FIGURE 22 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 22. Geographical distribution of Cuphea ericoides, Cuphea flava and Cuphea paralarix.
FIGURE 5 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 5. General distribution of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l.
FIGURE 23 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 23. Geographical distribution of Cuphea micrantha.
FIGURE 17 in Taxonomic Revision of Cuphea sect. Trispermum s.l. (Lythraceae)
FIGURE 17. Geographical distribution of Cuphea antisyphilitica.
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