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PLATE 1 in Pollen diversity in Brazilian species of Monnina (Polygalaceae)
PLATE 1. Pollen grains of species Monnina subg. Monninopsis and subg. Pteromonnina. M. insignis—Equatorial view: An optical section (LM), B. aperture (LM), C. general aspect and aperture, arrow: constriction at the equator (SEM). D–F. M. malmeana—Polar view: J. general aspect (LM), Equatorial view: K. optical section (LM), L. aperture (LM). G–I. M. cardiocarpa—Polar view: G. general aspect (SEM), equatorial view: H. aperture (LM), I. aperture (SEM); J–L. M. cuneata—Polar view: J. general aspect (LM), Equatorial view: K. optical section (LM), L. aperture (LM). Bars: =10 μm, but C= 5 μm.
PLATE 2 in Pollen diversity in Brazilian species of Monnina (Polygalaceae)
PLATE 2. Pollen grains of species Monnina subg. Pteromonnina. A–C. M. dictyocarpa—Polar view: A. general aspect (SEM), equatorial view: B. aperture (LM), C. ornamentation detail (SEM). D–F. M. exalata—Polar view: D. optical section (LM), E. aspect general (SEM), Equatorial view: F optical section and aperture. G–I. M. goiana—Polar view: G. optical section (LM), Equatorial view: H. aperture, arrow: constriction at the equator (LM), I. aperture and ornamentation detail (LM). J–L. M. itapoensis—Polar view: J. ornamentation detail (LM), Equatorial view: K–L. ornamentation (LM). Bars: =10 μm, but C= 1 μm.
FIGURE 2 in Two new species of Bredemeyera (Polygalaceae) from Brazil
FIGURE 2. Comparison of floral details of B. atlantica M. Mota & J.F.B. Pastore, B. laurifolia (A. St.-Hil. & Moq.) Klotzsch ex A.W. Benn and Bredemeyera hebeclada (DC.) J.F.B.Pastore and B. petiolata M. Mota & J.F.B. Pastore with B. barbeyana Chodat. Bredemeyera hebeclada (T.A.C. Lima s.n. CTBS); B. atlantica (A.M. Assis 1992); B. laurifolia (L. Kollman 10295); B. petiolata (A.P. Prata et al 1977); B. barbeyana (Hatschbach et al. 77847). [Scale bar = 1mm]. Photos by Michelle Mota.
FIGURE 1 in Two new species of Bredemeyera (Polygalaceae) from Brazil
FIGURE 1. Habit of Bredemeyera atlantica and B. petiolata. A. Bredemeyera atlantica (A.M. Assis & M.D.S. Demuner 1992); B. Bredemeyera petiolata (A.P. Prata et al. 1977).
FIGURE 1 in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil
FIGURE 1. Moutabea aculeata (Ruiz & Pav.) Poepp. & Endl. a. Branch with fruit. b. Flower. c. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). d. Developed rachis, dehydrated and broken fruit with medium-thick pericarp. e.Glabrous seed with imperceptible raphe. (a from U. N. Maciel & C. S. Rosário 1626; b from S. A. M. Souza 966, c from D. C. Daly et al. 6969; d from R. P. Salomão1172; e from F. C. do Nascimento s.n.). Moutabea angustifolia Huber. f. Branch with inflorescence. g. Flower. h. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood concrescent). i. Immature fruit, subglobose and blackened. j. Broken fruit showing the thick pericarp. k. Seed glabrous and raphe into depression. (f–g from J. Jangoux & R. P. Bahia 61; h from B. S. Pena s.n.; i from U. N. Maciel & M. R. Santos 1903; j–k from B. V. Rabelo 1156). Moutabea arianae Jans.-Jac. & Maas. l. Branch with inflorescences. m. Abaxial pubscent surface of leaf. n. Flower with pubescent calyx. o. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). p. Dehydrated and broken fruit showing the medium-thick pericarp. q.Velutinous seed. (l–o from S. Mori & J. Cardoso s.n.; p–q from P. A. C. L. Assunção & C. F. da Silva 196).
FIGURE 4 in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil
FIGURE 4. Geographical distribution of three species of Moutabea in Brazil: M. chodatiana, M. excoriata, and M. floribunda.
FIGURE 6 in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil
FIGURE 6. Geographical distribution of three species of Moutabea in Brazil: M. gentry, M. guianensis, and M. victoriana.
FIGURE 5. Moutabea gentryi T. Wendt. a. Branch. b in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil
FIGURE 5. Moutabea gentryi T. Wendt. a. Branch. b. Adaxial face of the leaf with punctations prominent and veins prominent. c. Flower. d. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). e. Dehydrated, blackened and broken fruit showing the thick pericarp. f.Pubescent seed with prominent and rigid raphe. (a–b, e–f from O.P. Monteiro & J. Ramos 884; c–d from N. T. Silva 362). Moutabea guianensis Aubl. g. Branch with inflorescences. h. Flower. i. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood short). j. Dehydrated and blackened fruit (surface reticulate). k. Dehydrated fruit in cross-section showing 5 locules with one seed per locule. l. Pericarp in cross-section showing the farinaceous appearance. m. Seed velutinous with raphe prominent. (g–m from Silveira s.n.). Moutabea victoriana Silveira & Secco. n. Branch. o. Flower. p. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). q. Fruit. r. Dehydrated fruit in cross-section showing the thick pericarp. s.Velutinous seed with imperceptible raphe. (a from M. A. Freitas et al. 428; o–p from A. Vicentini 1007; q–s from L. H. P. Martins et al.89).
FIGURE 2 in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil
FIGURE 2. Geographical distribution of three species of Moutabea in Brazil: M. aculeata, M. angustifolia, and M. arianiae.
FIGURE 3. Moutabea chodatiana Huber. a. Branch with inflorescence. b in Taxonomic studiesin Moutabea (Polygalaceae) in Brazil
FIGURE 3. Moutabea chodatiana Huber. a. Branch with inflorescence. b. Adaxial face of the leaf showing the thickened margin and punctations prominent. c. Flower. d. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). e. Globose fruit. f. Dehydrated and open fruit with 4 seeds. g. Glabrous seed with imperceptible raphe. (a–b from M. Goulding 77; c from M.A. Freitaset al.1318; e–g from A. Loureiro et al. s.n.; d from N. T. Silva 4515). Moutabea excoriata Mart. ex Miq. h. Branch with inflorescences. i. Barkdetail with papyraceous laminae. j. Flower. k. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood medium). l. Immature fruit. m. Glabrescent seed with imperceptibl eraphe. (h–i from A. A. Dias 7; j from M. A. Silva & B. A. S. Pereira 3351; k from H. S. Irwin et al. s.n.; m from M. Gomes & S. Miranda 461; l from L. L. Fernandes 18). Moutabea floribunda Huber ex J.B. Silveira & Secco. n. Branch with inflorescences. o. Flower. p. Adnation between staminal sheath and external petal (hood concrescent). q. Velutinous seed with imperceptible raphe. (n from A. S. Silva et al.1362; o–p from A. Ducke s.n.; q from J. E. L. S. Ribeiro 1732.).
FIGURE 2 in Polygala azizsancarii (Polygalaceae), a new species from Mardin Province, SE Turkey
FIGURE 2. Polygala azizsancarii (from holotype: Mardin, 27 May 2016, A.A. Dönmez 19755). A) Habitat and habit; B) Sepals; C) Flower and crest. Photos by A.A. Dönmez.
FIGURE 1 in Polygala azizsancarii (Polygalaceae), a new species from Mardin Province, SE Turkey
FIGURE 1. Polygala azizsancarii (from A.A. Dönmez 19755). A) Habitat; B) Partly dissected flower; C) Stem leaf; D) Wing sepal; E) Sepals and fruit; F) Fruit, G) Petal, stamens and crest; H) Stamens; I) Seed; J) Aziz Sancar in siluet from Historical Mardin settlement. Scale bars: A = 1 cm; B, D–I = 1 mm; C= 2 mm. Drawing by G. Zare.
FIGURE 3 in Polygala azizsancarii (Polygalaceae), a new species from Mardin Province, SE Turkey
FIGURE 3. SEM micrographs of fruit and seed (from A.A. Dönmez 19755). A) General view of fruit; B) Stoma on wing; C) General view of seed; D) Detail of seed surface.
FIGURE 1 in Polygala retiefiana (Polygalaceae), a new species described from South Africa
FIGURE 1: A. Habit. B. Crest. C. Flower. D. Flower with calyx removed. E. Fruit. F. Seed. A–D from Jacobsz 347; E from Trauseld 471; F from Jacobsz 137.Scale bars: A, 20 mm; B, 0.5 mm; C–E, 2 mm (between C&D); F, 1 mm. Artist: Gillian Condy.
FIGURE 1. A–L in Securidaca marajoara (Polygalaceae), a new species from the Brazilian Amazon
FIGURE 1. A–L: Securidaca marajoara C. S. Costa, A. C. A. Aguiar-Dias & A. O. Simões, A. flowering branch, B. nodal gland, C. detail of inflorescence, depicting the large bracts at the base of flower buds, D. detail of flower, bract (Arrow) and persistent bracteoles, E. pedicelar glands, F–G. external sepals, H. internal sepal, I. lateral petal, J. carina, K. androecium, L. gynoecium (A–L A.S.L. da Silva et al. 4279).
FIGURE 5 in Polygala guilanica (Polygalaceae), a new species from Guilan Province, N Iran
FIGURE 5. Polygala guilanica (from A. Sarvi 9001). A) leaves; B) short, curved and strigose trichomes at leaves margin; C) short, curved and strigose trichomes on stem; D) lax raceme; E) sepals; F) corolla and wings; G) details of flower, arrow shows basal curvature of style; H) six and eight sessile anthers in two different flowers; I) stipitate capsule; J) pistil; K) seeds; L) 3-lobed caruncle; M) anastomosing nerves of inner sepal.
FIGURE 3 in Polygala guilanica (Polygalaceae), a new species from Guilan Province, N Iran
FIGURE 3. Polygala guilanica (from locus classicus: Kooh-Roubar 3 July 2020. A. Sarvi 9001) in natural habitat (Kooh-Roubar, Guilan province, N Iran). Photos by A. Sarvi.
FIGURE 1 in Polygala guilanica (Polygalaceae), a new species from Guilan Province, N Iran
FIGURE 1. Natural habitat of Polygala guilanica in Kooh-Roubar, Guilan province, N Iran. Photos by A. Sarvi.
FIGURE 2 in Saint-Hilaire's Polygalaceae
FIGURE 2. Flora Brasiliae Meridionalis label (P0733510).
FIGURE 5 in Saint-Hilaire's Polygalaceae
FIGURE 5. Universitaires de Clermont-Ferrand herbarium (CLF) label (CLF017822).
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