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FIGURE 5. Hydriastele kasesa. A. Leaf apex. B. Mid-leaf portion. C. Leaf base. D. Leaf sheaths and inflorescences. E. Infructescence. F in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 5. Hydriastele kasesa. A. Leaf apex. B. Mid-leaf portion. C. Leaf base. D. Leaf sheaths and inflorescences. E. Infructescence. F. Staminate flower whole and in longitudinal section. G. Pistillate flower whole, two views, and in longitudinal section. H. Portion of rachilla with fruit. I. Fruit in longitudinal section. Scale bar: A–C = 8 cm; D = 6 cm; E = 4 cm; F = 5 mm; G = 2.2 mm; H = 1 cm; I = 7 mm. All from Takeuchi 9902. Drawn by Lucy T. Smith.
FIGURE 1 in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 1. Strict consensus cladogram of Hydriastele summarising the relationships between four major monophyletic groups with informal subgroups listed (see also Table 1 for a full listing of species). The cladogram results from simultaneous parsimony analysis of DNA sequence data from two low-copy nuclear regions (Loo et al. 2006). ** = 80–100% bootstrap support, * = 60–79% bootstrap support. Modified from Baker & Loo (2004).
FIGURE 8. Hydriastele apetiolata. A. Leaf apex. B. Mid-leaf portion. C. Leaf base with sheath. D. Juvenile leaf. E. Infructescence. F in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 8. Hydriastele apetiolata. A. Leaf apex. B. Mid-leaf portion. C. Leaf base with sheath. D. Juvenile leaf. E. Infructescence. F. Portion of rachilla with triads. G. Staminate flower in longitudinal section. H. Pistillate flower whole and in longitudinal section. I. Portion of rachilla with fruit. J. Fruit in longitudinal section. Scale bar: A–C = 6 cm; D = 12 cm; E = 6 cm; F = 7 mm; G = 5 mm; H = 3.3 mm; I = 1.5 cm; J = 1 cm. All from Baker et al. 884. Drawn by Lucy T. Smith.
FIGURE 3. Hydriastele wendlandiana. A. Crown. B. Leaves. C. Infructescences with immature fruit. D in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 3. Hydriastele wendlandiana. A. Crown. B. Leaves. C. Infructescences with immature fruit. D. Portions of rachillae with fruit. A from Baker et al. 1106; B from Baker et al. 1043; C cultivated palm, Lae, Papua New Guinea; D from Baker et al. 607. All photos: W.J. Baker.
FIGURE 11. Hydriastele rheophytica. A. Habit. B. Inflorescence and infructescences. C in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 11. Hydriastele rheophytica. A. Habit. B. Inflorescence and infructescences. C. Infructescence. All from Baker et al. 1436 (cultivated specimen). All photos: W.J. Baker.
FIGURE 2. Hydriastele wendlandiana. A. Habit. B. Leaf apex. C. Mid-leaf portion. D. Leaf base. E. Infructescence. F. Triad. G in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 2. Hydriastele wendlandiana. A. Habit. B. Leaf apex. C. Mid-leaf portion. D. Leaf base. E. Infructescence. F. Triad. G. Staminate flower in longitudinal section. H. Pistillate flower whole. I. Pistillate flower in longitudinal section. J. Portion of rachilla with fruit. K, L, M. Fruit in longitudinal section (K. Homogeneous endosperm. L. Shallowly ruminate endosperm. M. Ruminate endosperm). Scale bar: A = 70 cm; B–D = 8 cm; E = 6 cm; F–G = 5 mm; H–I = 2.5 mm; J = 1.5 cm; K–M = 7 mm. A, F–I from Baker et al. 1106; B–E, M from Klappa 151; J–K from Baker et al. 1065; L from Baker et al. 573. Drawn by Lucy T. Smith.
FIGURE 7. Hydriastele variabilis. A–B. Habit. C. Inflorescences with pistillate flowers. D. Infructescence with immature fruit. A, C from Gardiner 424 in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 7. Hydriastele variabilis. A–B. Habit. C. Inflorescences with pistillate flowers. D. Infructescence with immature fruit. A, C from Gardiner 424; B, D from Aifat, Bird's Head Peninsula, western New Guinea. Photos A, C: W.J. Baker; B, D: C.D. Heatubun.
FIGURE 6. Hydriastele variabilis. A. Habit. B. Leaf apex. C. Mid-leaf portion. D in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 6. Hydriastele variabilis. A. Habit. B. Leaf apex. C. Mid-leaf portion. D. Inflorescences with pistillate flowers; E Portion of rachilla with pistillate flowers. F. Pistillate flower whole and in longitudinal section. G. Portion of rachilla with fruit. H. Fruit in longitudinal and transverse section. Scale bar: A = 40 cm; B–C = 4; D = 6 cm; E = 1 cm; F = 3 mm; G = 1.5 cm; H = 7 mm. A, D–F from Gardiner 424; B–C, G–H from Baker et al. 1369. Drawn by Lucy T. Smith.
FIGURE 15. Hydriastele simbiakii. A. Habit. B. Leaf diagram. C. Leaf apex. D. Leaf base. E. Inflorescence with pistillate flowers. F in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 15. Hydriastele simbiakii. A. Habit. B. Leaf diagram. C. Leaf apex. D. Leaf base. E. Inflorescence with pistillate flowers. F. Portion of rachilla with pistillate flowers. G. Staminate flower whole and in longitudinal section. H. Pistillate flower whole and in longitudinal section. I. Portion of rachilla with fruit. J. Fruit in longitudinal section. Scale bar A = 60 cm; B = 24 cm; C–D = 6 cm; E = 4 cm; F–G, I = 8 mm; H = 4 mm; J = 7 mm. All from Baker et al. 1365. Drawn by Lucy T. Smith.
FIGURE 18. Hydriastele splendida. A–B. Habit. C in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 18. Hydriastele splendida. A–B. Habit. C. Portions of rachillae with pistillate flowers. D. Infructescence. A from Baker et al. 820; B–D from Baker et al. 1443 (cultivated specimen). All photos: W.J. Baker.
FIGURE 20 in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 20. Hydriastele divaricata. Habit. From Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden (cultivated specimen). Photo: Scott Zona. Figure 19 (line drawing). Figure 20 (photo plate). Figure 14 (map).
FIGURE 10. Hydriastele rheophytica. A. Habit. B. Leaf apex. C. Mid-leaf portion. D. Leaf base. E. Infructescence. F in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 10. Hydriastele rheophytica. A. Habit. B. Leaf apex. C. Mid-leaf portion. D. Leaf base. E. Infructescence. F. Portion of rachilla with pistillate flowers. G. Staminate flower whole and in longitudinal section. H. Pistillate flower whole and in longitudinal section. I. Fruit whole and in longitudinal section. Scale bar: A = 70 cm; B–D = 6 cm; E = 4 cm; F–G = 5 mm; H = 2.5 mm; I = 5 mm. A, I from Dowe 536; B–H from Brass 13700. Drawn by Lucy T. Smith.
FIGURE 9. Hydriastele apetiolata. A–B, D. Habit. C in A monograph of Hydriastele (Areceae, Arecaceae) in New Guinea and Australia
FIGURE 9. Hydriastele apetiolata. A–B, D. Habit. C. Infructescence. All from Baker et al. 884. All photos: W.J. Baker.
FIGURE 20 in A taxonomic monograph of the fern genus Ctenitis (Dryopteridaceae) in South America
FIGURE 20. Distribution of four species of Ctenitis in South America. A: C. fenestralis. B: C. flexuosa. C: C. glandulosa. D: C. grisebachii.
FIGURE 17 in A taxonomic monograph of the fern genus Ctenitis (Dryopteridaceae) in South America
FIGURE 17. Some morphological characters of Ctenitis from South America. A–B: Ctenitis equestris (Breedlove 33659, CAS). A: abaxial surface of portion of pinnules and pinna rachis (scale bar = 1 cm). B: abaxial costa scale. C–G: C. eriocaulis (Pietrobom 5007, BHCB). C: abaxial surface of a portion of rachis and two basal segments of a medial pinna. D: adaxial surface of a portion of a segment. E: abaxial surface of a portion of a pinna. F: sorus with indusium. G: abaxial costa scale. Scale bars in A and C = 1cm; B, D, E, G = 1mm; F = 0.5 mm.
FIGURE 21 in A taxonomic monograph of the fern genus Ctenitis (Dryopteridaceae) in South America
FIGURE 21. Some morphological characters of Ctenitis from South America. A–B: Ctenitis laetevirens (Schimitt 561, BHCB). A: abaxial surface of portion of pinna. B: abaxial costa scale. C–F: Ctenitis microchlaena (unknown s.n., UC). C: abaxial surface of a portion of rachis and two basal basiscopic segments of a medial pinna. D: abaxial costa scale. E: abaxial surface of a pinna, showing indument. F: sorus with indusium. Scale bars A, B, D e E = 1 mm; C = 1 cm; F = 0.5 mm
FIGURE 12 in A taxonomic monograph of the fern genus Ctenitis (Dryopteridaceae) in South America
FIGURE 12. Some morphological characters of Ctenitis from South America. A–B: C. abyssi (Sehnem 6315, PACA). A: detail of abaxial surface of a medial pinna, showing indument B: abaxial costa scale (scale bar = 1 mm). C–D: C. ampla (Salino 3257, BHCB). C: abaxial surface of a portion of pinna rachis and two pinnules of medial pinnae. D: abaxial costa scale. E–J: C. anniesii (Gasper 851, BHCB). E: abaxial surface of a portion of rachis and a medial pinna. F: sorus with indusium. G: detail of abaxial surface of a medial pinna, showing indument. H: petiole scale. I: abaxial costa scale. J: adaxial costa scale. Scale bars in A, B, D, G–J = 1 mm; C, E, = 1 cm; F = 0.5 mm.
FIGURE 9 in A taxonomic monograph of the fern genus Ctenitis (Dryopteridaceae) in South America
FIGURE 9. Spores of Ctenitis from South America. A: C. ampla (Salino 3257, BHCB). B: C. anniesii (Gasper 851, BHCB). C: C. aspidioides (Salino 8291, BHCB). D: C. bigarellae (Schwartsburd 565, BHCB, from Viveros & Salino 2015). E: C. christensenii (Salino 13408, BHCB, from Viveros & Salino 2015). F: C. deflexa (Salino 2383, BHCB). G: C. distans var. distans (Fontana 4996, BHCB). H: C. distans var. isabellina (Lombardi 6830, BHCB). I: C. equestris var. equestris (Copeland 20, UC). J: C. eriocaulis (Pietrobom 5007, BHCB). K: C. falciculata (Sampaio s.n. R, from Viveros & Salino 2015). L: C. fenestralis (Spannagel 174, NY). Scale bars = 10 µm.
FIGURE 24 in A taxonomic monograph of the fern genus Ctenitis (Dryopteridaceae) in South America
FIGURE 24. Some morphological characters of Ctenitis from South America. A–C: Ctenitis refulgens var. refulgens (Salino 15242, BHCB). A: abaxial surface of a portion of rachis and two basal segments of a medial pinna. B: abaxial surface of rachis, costa and segment, showing indument. C: abaxial costa scale. D–E: C. refulgens var. peruviana (Tuomisto, 13392 UC). D: abaxial surface of a portion of medial pinna, showing indument. E: abaxial costa scale. Scale bars in A = 1 cm, B–E = 1mm.
FIGURE 4 in A taxonomic monograph of the fern genus Ctenitis (Dryopteridaceae) in South America
FIGURE 4. Lamina apices of Ctenitis from South America. A: apex conform, with two lateral pinnae, from C. aspidioides (Salino 4275, BHCB). B: apex subconform, with two lateral pinnae, from C. aspidioides (Salino 10228, BHCB). C: apex confluent, with two lateral pinnae, from C. refulgens (Fernandes 218, BHCB). Scale bars = 3 cm.
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