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Fig. 16 in Rhamnaceae- Polygalaceae

Fig. 16.–Inflorescencia (1) y filamento estaminal (2) de: a) Geranium pratense; b) G. sylvaticum.

Fig. 10 in Rhamnaceae- Polygalaceae

Fig. 10.–Cápsulas de: a, b) Linum tenuifolium; c, d) L. milletii.

Fig. 8.–Hojas y in Rhamnaceae- Polygalaceae

Fig. 8.–Hojas y nuculanio de: a) Pistacia terebinthus; b) P. × saportae; c) P. lentiscus.

Fig. 5 in Rhamnaceae- Polygalaceae

Fig. 5.–Hojas de: a) Frangula alnus subsp. alnus; b) F. alnus subsp. baetica.

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FIGURE 6 in Saint-Hilaire's Polygalaceae

FIGURE 6. The name 'Polygala ruscifolia' (in sched.) with a line crossed over it and 'P. poaya' written above (P2526790).

FIGURE 3 in Pollen and seed micro-morphology of the genus Polygala (Polygalaceae) in Iran

FIGURE 3. SEM micrographs of pollen grains of Iranian Polygala species:—P. monspeliaca: A) equatorial view of a whole grain; B) polar and equatorial views of three pollen grains; C) details of apertures and gibbous operculums—P. platyptera: D) intermediate view of a whole grain showing gibbous, reticulate opercula; E) polar view of a whole grain showing 11 apertures; F) details of aperture and operculum—P. hohenackeriana: G) Polar and equatorial view of 2 grains; H) Details of three colpi and gibbous, rugulate opercula; I) polar view of grain showing gemmas in luminas at apocolpium area; J) gemmas in apocolpium area—P. anatolica: K) polar and equatorial view of a whole grain showing verrucate ornamentation on apocolpium; L) intermediate view of a whole pollen grain.

FIGURE 2 in Pollen and seed micro-morphology of the genus Polygala (Polygalaceae) in Iran

FIGURE 2. LM micrographs of pollen grains of Iranian Polygala species—P. monspeliaca: A) polar view; B) equatorial view of whole grain showing 5 colpi and apocolpium area—P. platyptera: C) equatorial view of whole grain showing large gibbous operculums; D) polar view of whole grain showing 11 apertures—P. hohenackeriana: E) equatorial view of whole grain; F) polar view of whole grain showing 11 apertures—P. anatolica: G) equatorial view of whole grain showing large luminas on both polar areas; H) polar view of the whole grain showing 12 apertures—P. mazandaranica: I) equatorial view of whole grain showing endocingulum at the middle of grain; J) polar view of whole grain showing large lumina on apocolpium; K) polar view of a whole pollen showing 11 colpi—P. erioptera: L) equatorial view of a whole pollen; M) one equatorial and two intermediates view of three pollen grains; N) Three pollen grains showing 20 colpi.

FIGURE 1 in Pollen and seed micro-morphology of the genus Polygala (Polygalaceae) in Iran

FIGURE 1. Map of sampling localities of Polygala species included in the present study (red signs). A) P. anatolica; B) P. platyptera; C) P. mazandaranica; D) P. hohenackeriana; E) P. monspeliaca; F) P. erioptera.

FIGURE 5 in Pollen and seed micro-morphology of the genus Polygala (Polygalaceae) in Iran

FIGURE 5. Seeds of examined species. A) P. monspeliaca; B) P. anatolica; C) P. mazandaranica; D) P. hohenackeriana; E) P. erioptera; F) P. platyptera.

FIGURE 4 in Pollen and seed micro-morphology of the genus Polygala (Polygalaceae) in Iran

FIGURE 4. SEM micrographs of pollen grains. P. anatolica: M) details of aperture and psilate surface sculpture—P. mazandaranica: N) equatorial view of a whole grain showing psilate ornamentation (arrow shows a ramification of two colpi); O) polar view of a whole grain showing verrucate apocolpium—P. erioptera: P) equatorial view of a whole grain (arrows show contraction in apocolpium); Q) equatorial view of grain (arrow shows a ramification of two colpi); R) details of aperture, psilate surface ornamentation and gibbous opercula; S) polar view of two grains showing micro-perforated apocolpium; T) close-up of apocolpium area with micro-perforate ornamentation.

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FIGURE 1 in Candolle was wrong, but finally right: Polygala ovata belongs to Hebecarpa (Polygalaceae)

FIGURE 1. Morphological plate of Hebecarpa ovata (Poir.) Mota & J.F.B.Pastore. (R = rehydrated; UW = underwater) A. Flower (R); B's and C's (R) Outer sepals [B and B' two abaxial, C and C' one adaxial (B and C outer surface, and B' and C' inner surface); D One of the Inner sepals D (R) and D'' (UW) outer surface and D' (R) and D''' (UW) inner surface); E and E' Keel (E (R), E' (UW); F and F' androecium and stamens; F frontal view (R), F' lateral view (UW); G and G' gynoecium (G (R), G' (UW); H stigma and pre-stigmatic detail (R); J. Capsule (UW); K. Seed and aril (R). Photos: J.F.B. Pastore; voucher B. Ferlay 1764 (CTBS).

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FIGURE 2 in Candolle was wrong, but finally right: Polygala ovata belongs to Hebecarpa (Polygalaceae)

FIGURE 2. Comparative plate of the genus Asemeia Raf. emend Small and Hebecarpa (Chodat) J.R.Abbott. A–F Asemeia martiana (A.W.Benn.) J.F.B.Pastore & J.R.Abbott (A. Giullietti 1656, CTBS) A'–F' Hebecarpa ovata (Poir.) M.Mota & J.F.B.Pastore (B. Ferlay 1764, CTBS).

FIGURE 3 in A new species of Moutabea (Polygalaceae) for the Brazilian Amazon, Guyana and Peru

FIGURE 3. Distribution of Moutabea floribunda in the northeast of Peru, north of Guyana, and Brazilian Amazon.

FIGURE 2 in A new species of Moutabea (Polygalaceae) for the Brazilian Amazon, Guyana and Peru

FIGURE 2. Paratype of Moutabea floribunda (A. Sergio et al. 1362) showing leaves with adaxially smooth lustrous surface.

FIGURE 1. Moutabea floribunda. A in A new species of Moutabea (Polygalaceae) for the Brazilian Amazon, Guyana and Peru

FIGURE 1. Moutabea floribunda. A: Habit, inflorescent branch. B: Flower, side view. C: Longitudinal section of flower, pistil removed. D: Pistil. E: Petal lobe. F: Sepal lobe, inner face. G: Sepal lobe, outer face. H: Leaf axil, detail of glands, bracteoles, and bracts. I: Top of the staminal sheath, back of the hood completely free. J: Aculleus. L: Immature fruit. M: Seed. (A: J. Huber s.n. (MG). B–I: M. R. Cordeiro 800 (MG). J: E.M.B. Prata et al. 640 (INPA). L: M.A.D. Souza et al. 94 (MG). M: A.S. Silva et al. 1362 (MG). Illustration by João Barros da Silveira.

FIGURE 3 in The first records of Polygala westii (Polygalaceae) for South Africa (North-West Province) and a key to the southern African Polygala species in the Section Tetrasepalae.

FIGURE 3. Seed of P. westii. a, Volk 11901 (WIND); b, Bester 6464; c, Bester 6458. Photographs: SP Bester.

FIGURE 1 in The first records of Polygala westii (Polygalaceae) for South Africa (North-West Province) and a key to the southern African Polygala species in the Section Tetrasepalae.

FIGURE 1. Polygala westii. (A) Flowering plant showing the habit of the species; (B) Flower, lateral view with wing-like sepal removed; (C) Flower, lateral view [inset: papillate edge of calyx]; (D) Carina; (E) Ovary with style and stigma; (F) Androecium, showing staminal tube joined at base; (G) Capsule with calyx at its base; (H) Seed. Voucher: A, B, S.P. Bester 6464; C–H, S.P. Bester 6458. Scale bars: A, 10 mm; B, C, 0.5 mm (between E & F); D, 2 mm; E, F, 1 mm (between E & F); G, 2 mm, H, 1 mm. Artist: G. Condy.

FIGURE 4 in The first records of Polygala westii (Polygalaceae) for South Africa (North-West Province) and a key to the southern African Polygala species in the Section Tetrasepalae.

FIGURE 4. Scanned image of Polygala westii (S.P. Bester 6464, PRE) showing older, somewhat spreading plants and mature fruit.

FIGURE 5 in The first records of Polygala westii (Polygalaceae) for South Africa (North-West Province) and a key to the southern African Polygala species in the Section Tetrasepalae.

FIGURE 5. Scanned image of Polygala westii (S.P. Bester 6458, PRE) showing younger plants with erect habit.