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FIGURE 21. Pouteria salicifolia. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 21. Pouteria salicifolia. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla and detail of the ciliate margin. G. Immature fruit. H. Stem with flower. I. Detail of the venation. (A–D without voucher; E–F, H–I from J.M. Silva 2141; G from G. Felitto 898) (ov: ovary; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 18. Pouteria glomerata. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 18. Pouteria glomerata. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla. G. Lateral and frontal view of the seed. H. Fruit. I. Stem with flower. J. Detail of the indumentum; K. Detail of the stem indumentum. (A–D, G–H, K from R.R. Völtz 1524; E–F, J from J.M. Margarido 14; I from G.G. Hatschbach 15813) (ov: ovary; sc: seed scar; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 23. Pouteria venosa. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 23. Pouteria venosa. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla and detail of the papillose margin. G. Lateral and frontal view of the seed. H. Fruit. I. Stem with flower. J. Detail of the venation. K. Flower in vivo. (A–F, K from R.R. Völtz 1309; G–H from R.R. Völtz 1451; I from G.G. Hatschbach 19431; J from G.G. Hatschbach 19616) (ov: ovary; sc: seed scar; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 17. Pouteria gardneri. A. Bark. B. Slash. C in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 17. Pouteria gardneri. A. Bark. B. Slash. C. Abaxial surface of the leaf. D. Flower, longitudinal section. E. Adaxial surface of the corolla. F. Inflorescences. G. Stem with flower. H. Detail of the venation. (A–H from R.R. Völtz 1113) (ov: ovary; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 14. Pouteria bullata. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 14. Pouteria bullata. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla and detail of the ciliate margin. G. Lateral and frontal view of the seed. H. Fruit. I. Stem with fruit. J. Detail of the indumentum. K. Flower in vivo. (A–C, from R.R. Völtz 970; D, H–I from R.R. Völtz 1156; E, K from R.R. Völtz 1203; F, J from G.G. Hatschbach 1399; G from G.G. Hatshcbach 22242) (ov: ovary; sc: seed scar; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 16. Pouteria durlandii. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 16. Pouteria durlandii. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Staminate flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the staminate corolla. G. Pistillate flower, longitudinal section. H. Adaxial surface of the pistillate corolla. I. Lateral and frontal view of the seed. J. Fruit. K. Stem with flower. L. Detail of the venation. M. Flower in vivo. (A–F, L–M from R.R. Völtz 1467; G–H, K from G.G. Hatschbach 45419; I–J from R.R. Völtz 213) (ov: ovary; sc: seed scar; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 13. Pouteria beaurepairei. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 13. Pouteria beaurepairei. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla and detail of the ciliate margin. G. Lateral and frontal view of the seed. H. Fruit. I. Stem with fruit. J. Detail of the venation. (A–C, from R.R. Völtz 1033; D, G–I from R.R. Völtz 23; E from R. Kummrow 1326; F from M.S. Weiers 22; J from J.M. Silva 1680) (ov: ovary; sc: seed scar; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 4. Species distributions. A. Pouteria salicifolia. B. P. torta. C. P. venosa. D. Pradosia brevipes. E. P. lactescens. F in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 4. Species distributions. A. Pouteria salicifolia. B. P. torta. C. P. venosa. D. Pradosia brevipes. E. P. lactescens. F. Sideroxylon obtusifolium.
FIGURE 15. Pouteria caimito. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 15. Pouteria caimito. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla and detail of the ciliate margin. G. Fruit. H. Stem with flower. I. Detail of the venation. J. Detail of the young stem. (A without voucher; B–D, G, I–J from R.R. Völtz 976; E–F from A.P. Savassi 231; H from N.M. Ivanauskas 838) (ov: ovary; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 22. Pouteria torta. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 22. Pouteria torta. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla and detail of the sparsely ciliate margin. G. Lateral and frontal view of the seed. H. Fruit. I. Stem with flower buds. J. Detail of the indumentum. (A–D, G–H from R.R. Völtz 1490; E from M.G. Caxambú 3211; F from L.P. Queiroz 2382; I–J from M.G. Caxambú 814) (ov: ovary; sc: seed scar; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 19. Pouteria guianensis. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 19. Pouteria guianensis. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla and detail of the ciliate margin. G. Lateral and frontal view of the seed. H. Fruit. I. Stem with fruit. J. Detail of the venation; K. Detail of the stem indumentum. (A–D, K without voucher; E–F from C.I.L.F. Rosa 19; G from G.G. Hatschbach 15815; H–J from J. Carneiro 95) (ov: ovary; sc: seed scar; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 20. Pouteria ramiflora. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 20. Pouteria ramiflora. A. Habit. B. Bark. C. Slash. D. Abaxial surface of the leaf. E. Flower, longitudinal section. F. Adaxial surface of the corolla. G. Inflorescences set in a short aphyllous axillary shoot. H. Stem with flower. I. Detail of the venation. (A–D without voucher; E–I from M.G. Caxambú 5571) (ov: ovary; st: stamen; stm: staminode).
FIGURE 3. Species distributions. A. Pouteria beaurepairei. B. P. bullata. C. P. caimito. D. P. durlandii. E. P. gardneri. F. P. glomerata. G. P. guianensis. H. P in Native Species of Sapotaceae Juss. in Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 3. Species distributions. A. Pouteria beaurepairei. B. P. bullata. C. P. caimito. D. P. durlandii. E. P. gardneri. F. P. glomerata. G. P. guianensis. H. P. ramiflora.
FIGURE 2. Pouteria kossmanniae C.C in Pouteria kossmanniae (Sapotaceae): a new species from Central Amazonia, Brazil
FIGURE 2. Pouteria kossmanniae C.C. Vasconcelos & Terra-Araujo. A. Tree in forest edge. B. Buttresses. C. Bark pattern. D. Bark slash. E. Upper (left) and lower (right) leaf surface showing venation and detail of midrib and indumentum. F. Fruiting branch. G. Closeup of reticulate higher venation (lower surface) seen against the light. H. Floral buds. I. Close-up of papillate corolla lobe margin and staminodes. J. Young fruit. K–M. Entire and cut-half of mature fruit showing the pulp and seed. N. Seeds. Photos A–D by J.G.L. Isacksson, E, G, I, J by C.C. Vasconcelos, H by M.U. Adrianzén, and F, K–N by I.D.K. Ferraz.
FIGURE 3 in Pouteria kossmanniae (Sapotaceae): a new species from Central Amazonia, Brazil
FIGURE 3. Known distribution of Pouteria kossmanniae and the three morphologically related species of Pouteria in Brazil (Sapotaceae, Chrysophylloideae).
FIGURE 1. Pouteria kossmanniae C.C in Pouteria kossmanniae (Sapotaceae): a new species from Central Amazonia, Brazil
FIGURE 1. Pouteria kossmanniae C.C. Vasconcelos & Terra-Araujo. A. Floriferous branch. B. Flower. C. Aestivation of corolla. D. Sepals showing the outer (left) and inner (right) surface. E. Open corolla with stamens and staminodes. F. Close-up of papillae. G. Gynoecium. H. Anther. I. Malpighiaceous trichomes on flowers and leaves. J. Fruit. K. Seed, showing the small seed coat (testa). (A–I from Vasconcelos et al. 165 [holotype], J, K from Vasconcelos et al. 102). Drawn by M.U. Adrianzén.
FIGURE 1 in Lucuma kossmanniae, a new name for Pouteria kossmanniae (Sapotaceae, Chrysophylloideae)
FIGURE 1. Holotype of Pouteria kossmanniae C.C.Vasconc. & Terra-Araujo, the basionym of Lucuma kossmanniae (C.C.Vasconc. & Terra-Araujo) C.C.Vasconc. (INPA barcode 0169065).
Figure 7 in Pouteria ramiflora leaf extract on emulgel in wound healing activity in diabetic rats
Figure 7. Quantification of inflammatory cells, fibroblasts, and angiogenesis (blood vessels) in diabetic animals' skin on groups: Control, Ethanolic extract (Ext) and Gel + Ethanolic extract 2% (Ext+gel), 21 days. ns (statistically not significant). DUNN's test (p=0.05).
Figure 6 in Pouteria ramiflora leaf extract on emulgel in wound healing activity in diabetic rats
Figure 6. Photomicrograph of histological sections of rats' skin wounds of Control group (Carbopol) (A, B, and C), Ethanolic extract (Ext) (D, E, F) and Gel + Ethanolic extract 2% (Ext+gel) (G, H, I) at 21 days after the skin wound injury (D, E, F). epidermis (e); keratin (k); dermis (d); carbopol (c); granular layer (green arrow); fibroblasts (black arrow); collagen (red arrow); HE.
Figs. 2–8 in A new species of Youngomyia Felt from Brazil and new morphological data on Youngomyia pouteriae Maia (Insecta, Diptera, Cecidomyiidae)
Figs. 2–8. Youngomyia matogrossensis Proença & Maia.(2) Male head (frontal view); (3) male flagellomere; (4) female flagellomere; (5) male flagellomere 12; (6) female flagellomere 12; (7) male wing; (8) female mid leg: claws and empodium (lateral view).
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