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FIGURE 3 in Tovomita manauara (Clusiaceae): a new species revealed by fruit morphology and leaf anatomy
FIGURE 3. Scanning electron micrographs (SEM) from the leaf blade of Tovomita manauara (A–C) and T. caloneura (D–F). A–B. Abaxial surface view. C. Detail of a stomata. D. Abaxial surface view. E. Detail of a stomata. F. Detail of a druse on the petiole. dr—druse, st—stomata.
FIGURE 4 in Tovomita manauara (Clusiaceae): a new species revealed by fruit morphology and leaf anatomy
FIGURE 4. Transversal sections of leaf blade of Tovomita manauara (A–B) and T. caloneura (C–E). A. Transverse section with general view, black arrows point to secretory canals, black arrowheads point to fibers. B. Detail of the vascular system and secretory canals (black arrow). C. Transverse section with general view. D. Vascular bundles in the general view. E. Transversal section of the leaf blade. mv— midvein, ms—mesophyll, ct—cuticle, xy—xylem, ph—phloem, pp—palisade parenchyma, sp—spongy parenchyma, ep—epidermis, vb – vascular bundles.
FIGURE 1 in Tovomita manauara (Clusiaceae): a new species revealed by fruit morphology and leaf anatomy
FIGURE 1. General aspect of Tovomita manauara in sicco. A. Branch with closed fruits. B. Detail of the abaxial surface of leaf blade. C. Detail showing a cross section of the closed fruit with an aborted seed. D. Gray shadows show the fruit shape and number of septa in T. caloneura (left) and T. manauara (right). A and C detail from Nee 42991 (NY01417188); B and C from Silva s/n (NY01417091). Image courtesy of the C.V. Starr Virtual Herbarium, New York Botanical Garden (http://bluegum.nybg.org/science/vh/).
FIGURE 1. Garcinia yaatapsap. A. Branch with staminate flowers. B in Garcinia yaatapsap (Clusiaceae), a new species from northern Myanmar
FIGURE 1. Garcinia yaatapsap. A. Branch with staminate flowers. B. Apex of branch showing leaf bases, young leaves, and stipuliform structures. C. Part of staminate infloresence. D. Staminate flower. E. Cross section of androecium and pistillode with close-up views of stamens and an anther. F. Branch with fruits. G. View of abaxial leaf surface. Illustration by Bobbi Angell.
FIGURE 2. Garcinia yaatapsap. A in Garcinia yaatapsap (Clusiaceae), a new species from northern Myanmar
FIGURE 2. Garcinia yaatapsap. A. Apex of branch showing leaf bases, young leaves, and stipuliform structures (indicated by arrow). B. Staminate flowers. C. Branch with fruits. D. Branch with leaves. Scale bars: A, B = 5 mm, C = 1 cm, D = 2 cm.
FIGURE 4. Garcinia fluviatilis flowers. A–H. Staminate flower. A. Floral bud. B in Nomenclatural and taxonomic novelties in Garcinia (Clusiaceae) from Amazonian forest
FIGURE 4. Garcinia fluviatilis flowers. A–H. Staminate flower. A. Floral bud. B. Flower in lateral view. C. Flower in upper view. D. Outer petal. E. Inner petal. F. Heterodynamous stamens. G. Anther in frontal view. H–I. Pistillate flower. H. Flower in lateral view. I. Ovary in cross section, showing one ovule per locule. J. Mature fruit in frontal view. Scale bars = 1 mm, except in J = 1 cm.
FIGURE 3. Garcinia fluviatilis. A. Crown seen from below. B. Stem cross section with yellow exudate. C in Nomenclatural and taxonomic novelties in Garcinia (Clusiaceae) from Amazonian forest
FIGURE 3. Garcinia fluviatilis. A. Crown seen from below. B. Stem cross section with yellow exudate. C. Apex of the branch showing the inconspicuous hood-shaped structures on the base of petiole. D. Abaxial leaf surface, detail showing the intersecondary veins parallel to the secondary ones and inconspicuous exudate canals, arrowheads show secondary veins. E. Staminate floral buds in various stages of development. F. Staminate flowers visited by Ornidia obesa (Fabricius, 1775). G. Pistillate flower. Photos by Thiago Mouzinho.
FIGURE 1. Spruce 4484 in Nomenclatural and taxonomic novelties in Garcinia (Clusiaceae) from Amazonian forest
FIGURE 1. Spruce 4484 (A–B, K000374544) and Spruce 1744 (C–D, K000488558). A. Lectotype of G. spruceana. B. Detail of the glossy abaxial leaf surface, arrowheads show intersecondary veins. C. Paratype of G. fluviatilis. D. Detail of the opaque abaxial leaf surface, arrowheads show intersecondary veins. A and B photographed by A. Souza; C and D courtesy of the Kew herbarium (apps.kew. org/herbcat/navigator.do).
FIGURE 1 in Morphology supports synonymization of Garcinia paucinervis within G. fagraeoides (Clusiaceae)
FIGURE 1. Morphology of Garcinia fagraeoides A.Chev. A. Abaxial view of the leaf showing venation with cross veins of leaves, in Gulinqing big plot at Maguan county, southeast Yunnan,China; B. Prominent stipuliform structures (st) on mature branch; C. Prominent stipuliform structures (st) on the top of branch; D. Type specimen of Garcinia fagraeoides in P (P04899655); D1. Abaxial view of the leaf; D2. Prominent stipuliform structures (st) on mature branch; D3. Prominent stipuliform structures (st) on the top of branch; E. Isotype specimen of Garcinia paucinervis in IBK (IBK00190701); E1. Abaxial view of the leaf; E2. Prominent stipuliform structures (st) on mature branch; E3. Prominent stipuliform structures (st) on the top of branch.
FIGURE 2. Tovomita iaspidis. A in A new species of Tovomita Aubl. (Clusiaceae) from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
FIGURE 2. Tovomita iaspidis. A—Detail of prop roots; B—Slashed trunk, showing reddish cortex and yellow latex; C—Detail of young petioles; D—Adaxial surface of young leaf; E–F—Branch showing adaxial (E) and abaxial (F) leaf surfaces; G—Inflorescence with floral buds in pre-anthesis; H—Staminate flower (left) and floral bud (right); I—Detailed view of the staminate flower, showing reddish pistillode (L.C. Marinho 620, source of the holotype). Photos by L.C. Marinho.
FIGURE 3. Tovomita iaspidis. A in A new species of Tovomita Aubl. (Clusiaceae) from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
FIGURE 3. Tovomita iaspidis. A—Stem with staminate flowers and floral buds; B—Detail of articulated pedicel, showing bracteole scars; C—Floral bud, lateral view; D—Staminate flower and floral bud; E—External sepal in adaxial view (left), laterally inclined view (middle), and lateral view (right); F—Internal sepal in adaxial (left) and in lateral (right) views; G—External petal in adaxial (left) and lateral (right) views; H—Internal petal, adaxial view; I—Stamen; J—Pistillode (based on L.C. Marinho 620).
FIGURE 3. Clusia heterocolorata. A in Clusia heterocolorata (Clusiaceae), a new species from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
FIGURE 3. Clusia heterocolorata. A—Stem with floral buds and staminate flowers; B—Floral bud; C—Detail of the bracteoles and sepals of the staminate flower in abaxial view; D—External sepal; E—Internal sepal; F—Petal of the staminate flower; G—Staminate flower; H—Detail of the androecium. I—Petal of pistillate flower; J—Pistillate flower; K—Detail of a pistil (A–H: L.C. Marinho 578, holotype; I–K: L.C. Marinho 922). Illustration by L.C. Marinho.
FIGURE 2. Clusia heterocolorata. A in Clusia heterocolorata (Clusiaceae), a new species from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
FIGURE 2. Clusia heterocolorata. A—Stem with floral buds; B—Abaxial surface of the leaf; C—Detail of bracteoles and sepals of the staminate flowers; D—Staminate flowers; E—Detail of the androecium (L.C. Marinho 578); F—Detail of the bracteoles and sepals of the pistillate flower; G—Pistillate flower; H—Detail of the pistil and staminodes (L.C. Marinho 922); I—View of the Corcovado Range, Bahia State, Brazil (arrow indicates the collection site). Photos: A–E, I by L.C. Marinho; F–H by A. Francener.
FIGURE 2 in A new Amazon species of Clusia sect. Brachystemon (Clusiaceae)
FIGURE 2. Abaxial surface and foliar apex of three species of section Brachystemon: A. Clusia penduliflora, Spruce 2792. B. Clusia rubrifructa, Gentry 22416. C. Clusia spathulifolia, Spruce 2782 (note the high density of brown glands visible for the naked eye). Scale bar = 5 mm.
FIGURE 1 in A new Amazon species of Clusia sect. Brachystemon (Clusiaceae)
FIGURE 1. Clusia rubrifructa Bittrich & Nascimento-Jr. A. Branch with floral buds. B. Detail of abaxial surface showing brown glands. C. Staminate flower at the beginning of anthesis. D. Androecium. E. Stamen in ventral, lateral and dorsal views (left to right). F. Pistillate flower at the beginning of anthesis. G. Gynoecium and staminodes (note the basal fusion of staminodes). H. Fruit submature.
FIGURE 1 in Manipulus Guttiferarum, II. First record of Clusia ucamira (Clusiaceae) from Venezuelan Guayana
FIGURE 1. Line drawing of Clusia ucamira. A: Habit (female individual), included are a transverse section of a mature leaf and a detail of the apex of an immature fruit. B: Inflorescence and a pair of subtending leaves (male individual); in upper right is included a detail of the stamens, surrounding the pistillode. A after Carlos A. Blanco C. 1179, B after B. Stergios & M. Yánez 15035 (VEN).
FIGURE 3. A–F in Garcinia gamblei (Clusiaceae), a new species from the southern Western Ghats, India
FIGURE 3. A–F: Garcinia gamblei A. Male inflorescence; B. Female flower; C. Dissected female flower showing staminodes; D. Immature fruit; E. Mature fruit; F. Seed. A1–F1: Garcinia pushpangadaniana A1. Male inflorescence; B1. Female flower; C1. Dissected female flower showing staminodes; D1. Immature fruit; E1. Mature Fruit; F1. Seed. (Photos: P. S. Shameer)
FIGURE 2. Garcinia gamblei A in Garcinia gamblei (Clusiaceae), a new species from the southern Western Ghats, India
FIGURE 2. Garcinia gamblei A. Habit; B. Blaze showing exudate (inset); C. Leaves; D. Male flower buds; E. Single male flower; F. Female flower; G. Dissected female flower showing staminodes and intra staminal disc; H. Immature fruits; I. Mature fruit; J. Seeds (Photos: P. S. Shameer).
FIGURE 1. Garcinia gamblei A in Garcinia gamblei (Clusiaceae), a new species from the southern Western Ghats, India
FIGURE 1. Garcinia gamblei A. Branch with fruit; B. Male flower; C. Female flower; D. Staminal phalanges; E. Ovary with staminodes; F. Ovary Cross Section; G. Seed. (after P. S. Shameer JNTBGRI 86601).
FIGURE 1. Clusia goscinnyi J.E. Nascim. & Bittrich. A. Branch with staminate inflorescence with floral buds. B. Branch with pistillate inflorescence with floral buds. C in Clusia goscinnyi, a new species of Clusia section Oedematopus (Clusiaceae)
FIGURE 1. Clusia goscinnyi J.E. Nascim. & Bittrich. A. Branch with staminate inflorescence with floral buds. B. Branch with pistillate inflorescence with floral buds. C. Detail of abaxial surface of the leaf blade showing dark secretory canals. D. Staminate floral bud. E. Androecium. F. Stamen in ventral, lateral and dorsal view (left to right). G. Pistillate flower without petals, showing one pair of calicular bracts (at the base) and two pairs of sepals. H. Gynoecium and staminodes (note the basal fusion of staminodes). I. Immature fruit. A, C–F: based on C. Díaz et al. 7241 (MO). B, G–H: based on N. Jaramillo et al. 451 (MO). I: based on C. Díaz et al. 7715A (MO).
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