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Mahonia nervosa (Berberidaceae) - whole tree (or vine) - general
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Mahonia nervosa (Berberidaceae) - fruit - as borne on the plant
Image of Mahonia nervosa (Berberidaceae) - fruit - as borne on the plant
Mahonia nervosa (Berberidaceae) - leaf - whole upper surface
Image of Mahonia nervosa (Berberidaceae) - leaf - whole upper surface
Figure 3 in MAHONIA SAGRANA, A NEW SPECIES FROM CUBA, AND LECTOTYPIFICATION OF MAHONIA TENUIFOLIA AND BERBERIS FRAXINIFOLIA FROM MEXICO
Figure 3. Mahonia sagrana Harber & Bécquer, sp. nov.: in flower, Jardín Botánico National, Havana. No voucher material made. Photograph: Luis M. Leyva.
Figure 1 in MAHONIA SAGRANA, A NEW SPECIES FROM CUBA, AND LECTOTYPIFICATION OF MAHONIA TENUIFOLIA AND BERBERIS FRAXINIFOLIA FROM MEXICO
Figure 1. Mahonia sagrana Harber & Bécquer, sp. nov.: flower structure. A, Outer sepal; B and C, median sepals; D and E, inner sepals; F and G, petals; H, stamen; I, pistil; J, ovules; K, bract; L, pedicels. Drawn by Nicola Adams, based on a line drawing, by C. K. Schneider, attached to the sheet of holotype E.L. Ekman 17623 (S).
Figure 4 in MAHONIA SAGRANA, A NEW SPECIES FROM CUBA, AND LECTOTYPIFICATION OF MAHONIA TENUIFOLIA AND BERBERIS FRAXINIFOLIA FROM MEXICO
Figure 4. Mahonia sagrana Harber & Bécquer, sp. nov.: leaf blade of a plant at Parc Codina, near Mirador, Trinidad, Santi Spiritus. No voucher material made. Photograph: Julian Harber.
Figure 2 in MAHONIA SAGRANA, A NEW SPECIES FROM CUBA, AND LECTOTYPIFICATION OF MAHONIA TENUIFOLIA AND BERBERIS FRAXINIFOLIA FROM MEXICO
Figure 2. Mahonia sagrana Harber & Bécquer, sp. nov.: pistil and stamen of a plant in Parc Codina, collected by N. Arbelo. No voucher material made.
Figure 5 in MAHONIA SAGRANA, A NEW SPECIES FROM CUBA, AND LECTOTYPIFICATION OF MAHONIA TENUIFOLIA AND BERBERIS FRAXINIFOLIA FROM MEXICO
Figure 5. Distribution of Mahonia sagrana in Cuba. Map created by Ernesto Testé.
FIGURE 1. Mahonia lancasteri. A. Habit. B. Leaf underside. C, D in Mahonia lancasteri (Berberidaceae), a new species originating from Sichuan (China) described from cultivation
FIGURE 1. Mahonia lancasteri. A. Habit. B. Leaf underside. C, D. Leaves of three different cultivated forms of M. bealei (left) and M. lancasteri (extreme right), adaxial (C) and abaxial views (D). E. Top of a main raceme showing bifurcations. F. Flower with some sepals removed. G. Stamen. H. Pistil. I. Infructescence. J. Young fruit showing immature seeds. K. Young plant with three simple racemes. L. Flowering raceme. M. Flowering raceme showing conspicuous bracts. N. O. Mature plant and inflorescences. P. Mature plant with inflorescences at bud stage. Q. Mahonia lancasteri, with Roy Lancaster (left) and Mikinori Ogisu in Lezhi county, Sichuan, China (2012). Scale bars represent 10 cm (A, B, C, D, K, N, O, P), 10 mm (A, B, C, D, M) or 5 mm (G, J, H). All photos by O. Colin except Q by John Massey.
Ultraviolet and darkness regulation of medicinal metabolites in Mahonia bealei revealed by proteomics and metabolomics
<p>We initially developed targeted methods for PRM to validate the observed differences (using Tier 3 analyses) on a Q-Exactive plus Orbitrap mass spectrometer (Thermo Scientific, San Jose, CA, USA). Fifth-four proteins from differentially abundance proteins were selected for targeted analyses because of their biological activities and concentration levels of interest. Up to three target peptides with at least one unique peptide per protein were included by matching to the spectral library. These are skyline format file for all the PRM analyses and the raw data from MS. And the pdresult files were used for generation of spectral library.</p>
FIGURE 2 in Mahonia lancasteri (Berberidaceae), a new species originating from Sichuan (China) described from cultivation
FIGURE 2. Maximum likelihood cladogram (left) and phylogram (right) depicting the relationship of Mahonia lancasteri with related Mahonia species and Berberidaceae from Yu et al. (2017), based on nuclear ITS, accD, ndhF, rbcL and psbA-trnH. Phylogenetic position of the M. lancasteri sequence (holotype BGT7000) is highlighted in bold. Bootstrap values indicated above nodes, values below 50 not shown. M1: Moranothamnus Yu & Chung (2017). M2: Mahonia sect. Paniculatae Fedde (1901). For readability, outgroups branches are collapsed in the phylogram.
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