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FIGURE 7. A in Resurrection and typification of Verbascum auriculatum (Scrophulariaceae), a long-disused name in Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana
FIGURE 7. A voucher specimen of Verbascum auriculatum with sprouting axillary leaf-buds, collected from the island of Symi (Zografidis 160).
FIGURE 5 in Resurrection and typification of Verbascum auriculatum (Scrophulariaceae), a long-disused name in Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana
FIGURE 5. Details from type material showing upper cauline leaf shape (including part of a basal leaf for Verbascum mucronatum): A, lectotype of V. auriculatum. B, syntype of V. propontideum kept in P (barcode P03285861). C, holotype of V. mucronatum. Scale bar indicates for all specimens 1 cm.
FIGURE 3 in Resurrection and typification of Verbascum auriculatum (Scrophulariaceae), a long-disused name in Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana
FIGURE 3. The original specimens of Verbascum auriculatum kept at OXF. A, lectotype. B, remaining original specimen.
FIGURE 2 in Resurrection and typification of Verbascum auriculatum (Scrophulariaceae), a long-disused name in Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana
FIGURE 2. In habitat: A, a Verbascum mucronatum specimen surrounded by a group of smaller mullein plants of the species V. sinuatum. B, V. auriculatum growing out of limestone rocks. Photographed in Lesvos and Symi respectively (Zografidis 2016).
FIGURE 4 in Resurrection and typification of Verbascum auriculatum (Scrophulariaceae), a long-disused name in Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana
FIGURE 4. The illustration of Verbascum auriculatum in Flora Graeca by Ferdinand Bauer, the botanical artist who accompanied Sibthorp on his first exploration. Reproduced with permission from Lloyd Library & Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FIGURE 6 in Resurrection and typification of Verbascum auriculatum (Scrophulariaceae), a long-disused name in Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana
FIGURE 6. Details from type material showing lower cauline leaves: A, original specimen of Verbascum auriculatum. B, syntype of V. propontideum kept in G (barcode G00009430).
FIGURE 3 in Emended description and resurrection of Kadsura matsudae (Schisandraceae)
FIGURE 3. Kadsura matsudae newly discovered in Okinawa Island.—A. Androecium.—B. Gynoecium. Scale bar = 2 mm
FIGURE 4 in Emended description and resurrection of Kadsura matsudae (Schisandraceae)
FIGURE 4. Molecular maximum likelihood phylogenetic analyses of Kadsura species. A. ITS data (highest log likelihood -1310.5853). B. trnL-F data (highest log likelihood -1234.9454). Numbers above the branches represent bootstrap values ≥50%.
FIGURE 2 in Emended description and resurrection of Kadsura matsudae (Schisandraceae)
FIGURE 2. Kadsura matsudae newly discovered in Okinawa Island.—A. Male flower.—B. Female flower.—C. Male flower with red androecium (left) and male flower with yellow androecium (right).—D. Fruit.
FIGURE 2. Butia poni. A in Resurrection and epitypification of Butia poni (Arecaceae), a neglected palm micro-endemic in the grasslands of Misiones, Argentina
FIGURE 2. Butia poni. A. Basal part of the plant, showing the stems. B. Leaf sheath plus petiole. C. Fruits. D. Pistillate flowers. E. Fruits, in section showing the endocarp. F. Staminate flower. G. Staminate flower (A–F, from Keller et al. 13022).
FIG. 3 in The Systematics of the Ophidiid Genus Spectrunculus (Teleostei, Ophidiiformes) Revisited with Description of a New Species and Resurrection of S. radcliffei
FIG. 3. Images of otoliths of Spectrunculus. (A) S. stenostio, ZMUB 18480, 670 mm SL, N Atlantic (F. Uiblein); (B) S. crassus, ZMUB 18464, 575 mm SL, N Atlantic (F. Uiblein); (C–E) S. grandis: (C) HT, BMNH 1887, 675 mm SL, NW Pacific (CT scan, B. Clark); (D) CAS 25724, 1270 mm SL, NE Pacific (F. Uiblein); (E) LACM 43564, 200 mm SL, SW Pacific (M. A. Krag); (F–H) S. radcliffei: (F) ZMUC P77704, 192 mm, S Atlantic (M. A. Krag); (G) ZMUC P2397445, 945 mm SL, NW Pacific (from left head side, shown sidereversed; M. A. Krag); (H) ZMUC P2397724, 1020 mm SL, NW Pacific (M. A. Krag). All otoliths from right side of head if not otherwise indicated. Dotted lines with arrows indicate the approximate measurement positions for ostium width (left side of figure) and sulcus length (right side of figure). Length of black or white scale bars is 5 mm.
FIG. 2 in The Systematics of the Ophidiid Genus Spectrunculus (Teleostei, Ophidiiformes) Revisited with Description of a New Species and Resurrection of S. radcliffei
FIG. 2. Distribution map showing the occurrence of studied specimens of the genus Spectrunculus. For areas with multiple occurrences, numbers are added to the respective symbols. Type localities are indicated by filled symbols.
FIG. 1 in The Systematics of the Ophidiid Genus Spectrunculus (Teleostei, Ophidiiformes) Revisited with Description of a New Species and Resurrection of S. radcliffei
FIG. 1. (A–C) Spectrunculus stenostio: (A) HT, ZMUB 18493, 825 mm SL, N Atlantic (F. Uiblein); (B) SAIAB 11892, 706 mm SL, S Indian Ocean (F. Uiblein); (C) NMNZ P.033111, 1030 mm SL, SW Pacific (P. R. Møller). (D–F) S. crassus: (D) ZMUB 18355, 187 mm SL, N Atlantic (MAR-ECO cruise); (E) HT, MNHN 1886-0552, 284 mm SL, N Atlantic (J. Pfliger); (F) ZMUB 18463, 500 mm SL, N Atlantic (MAR-ECO cruise); (G–I) S. grandis: (G) HT, BMNH 1887, 675 mm SL (F. Uiblein); (H) NMNZ P.041204, 840 mm SL, SW Pacific (P. R. Møller); (I) CAS 25724, 1270 mm SL, NE Pacific (Moulin Studios, San Francisco, used with permission); (J–M) S. radcliffei: (J) HT (postlarva), FMNH 57123, 56 mm SL, NW Pacific (FMNH Zoological Collections, used with permission); (K) SAM 47240, 541 mm SL, S Atlantic (F. Uiblein); (L) ZMUC P2397445, 945 mm SL, NW Pacific (M. A. Krag); (M) ZMUC P2397724, 1020 mm SL, NW Pacific (M. A. Krag). Length of black or white scale bars is 5 cm.
FIGURE 1 in Resurrection of Liparis inundata (Orchidaceae)
FIGURE 1. Liparis inundata (left) and L. nervosa (right) in cultivation at the LBMBP Orchidarium. Note L. nervosa is blooming, while L. inundata has not bloomed yet.
FIGURE 2. Liparis inundata. A. Habit. B. Leaves and inflorescence with flowers. C in Resurrection of Liparis inundata (Orchidaceae)
FIGURE 2. Liparis inundata. A. Habit. B. Leaves and inflorescence with flowers. C. Flower in oblique view. D. Flower in front view, showing labellar secretion (arrow). E. Perianth parts. F. Self-pollinated flower in front view showing the pollinia inside the stigmatic surface (arrows). G. Column and ovary in lateral view (perianth removed). H. Detail of the column in ventral view. I. Process of selfpollination. J. Mature fruits. K. Seed. Scale bars: A-B = 2 cm; C-I = 1 mm; J = 2 mm; K = 0.5 mm.
FIGURE 12 in Resurrection of Cremanthodium gracillimum and C. wardii (Asteraceae, Senecioneae), with notes on the genus in Myanmar
FIGURE 12. Cremanthodium campanulatum var. flavidum in the wild (China, Yunnan, Weixi). A. Habit. B. Leaf blade (adaxial surface). C. Leaf blade (abaxial surface). D. Phyllaries (abaxial surface). E. Tubular florets. Note that this single plant with yellow phyllaries and thus referable to C. campanulatum var. flavidum was found to occur in a large population of otherwise typical C. campanulatum var. campanulatum. Photographs: Long Wang.
FIGURE 10 in Resurrection of Cremanthodium gracillimum and C. wardii (Asteraceae, Senecioneae), with notes on the genus in Myanmar
FIGURE 10. Cremanthodium campanulatum var. campanulatum in the wild (China, Yunnan, Weixi). A. Portion of stem. B. Leaf blade (adaxial surface). C. Leaf blade (abaxial surface). D. Capitulum (top view). E. Capitulum (back view). F. Capitulum (side view). G. Capitulum (side view), with some phyllaries removed. H. Outer phyllaries (abaxial surface). I. Inner phyllaries (abaxial surface). J. Tubular florets. Photographs: Long Wang.
FIGURE 8 in Resurrection of Cremanthodium gracillimum and C. wardii (Asteraceae, Senecioneae), with notes on the genus in Myanmar
FIGURE 8. Cremanthodium wardii in the wild (Myanmar, Kachin, Imaw Bum). A, B. Habitat and habit. Photographs: Bo Liu.
FIGURE 7 in Resurrection of Cremanthodium gracillimum and C. wardii (Asteraceae, Senecioneae), with notes on the genus in Myanmar
FIGURE 7. Syntype sheets of Cremanthodium campanulatum. A, B. China, Yunnan, Lijiang, J.M. Delavay 2192 (P).
FIGURE 5 in Resurrection of Cremanthodium gracillimum and C. wardii (Asteraceae, Senecioneae), with notes on the genus in Myanmar
FIGURE 5. Specimens of Cremanthodium wardii. A. Myanmar, Kachin, Naung Chaung-Nmai divide, F. Kingdon-Ward 1796 (E; holotype). B. Myanmar, Kachin, N'Maihka-Salwin divide, G. Forrest 27253 (K). C. Same locality, G. Forrest 27005 (E). D. Same locality, R. Farrer 1177 (E).
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