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FIGURE 12 in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 12. Distribution map of species from the Amorimia rigida complex in eastern Brazil: white circle—A. andersonii, black circle— A. candidae, white square—A. coriacea, gray triangle—A. pellegrinii, black triangle—A. rigida, dark star—A. velutina. White area— Caatinga domain, light gray area—Atlantic Forest domain, dark gray area—Cerrado domain, dark area—Amazon Forest domain.
FIGURE 11 in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 11. Illustration plate comparing flowers and fruits from species of the Amorimia rigida complex: Amorimia rigida, A. flower in frontal view, G. samara in dorsal view; Amorimia candidae, B. flower in frontal view, H. samara in dorsal view; Amorimia coriacea, C. flower in frontal view, I. samara in dorsal view; Amorimia pellegrinii, D. flower in frontal view, J. samara in dorsal view; Amorimia andersonii, E. flower in frontal view, K. mature samara unknown; Amorimia velutina, F. flower in frontal view, L. samara in dorsal view (photographs A, B, D, G, H, J—R.F. Almeida, C—M.O.O. Pellegrini, E—F. Michelangeli, I—C.N. Fraga).
FIGURE 9. Amorimia velutina W.R in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 9. Amorimia velutina W.R.Anderson: A. leaf, B. inflorescence, C. samara in dorsal view, and D. Seasonally Dry Forest from Southern Bahia state (photos A-C by L.C. Marinho, and D. by A.C. Marques).
FIGURE 10 in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 10. Amorimia rigida (A.Juss.) W.R.Anderson (based on R.F. Almeida 561): A. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern; B. posterior petal in adaxial view; C. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view; D. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view; E. androecium, the first stamen on the left is opposite the anterior sepal; F. stamen showing hairy anther; G. gynoecium showing anterior style at center. Amorimia velutina W.R.Anderson (based on G. Shepherd 4409): H. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern; I. posterior petal in adaxial view; J. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view; K. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view; L. androecium, the first stamen on the left is opposite the anterior sepal; M. stamen showing hairy anther at base; N. gynoecium showing anterior style at center (drawings by Klei Sousa).
FIGURE 8 in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 8. Amorimia rigida (A.Juss.) W.R.Anderson: A. fruiting branch; B. detail of the inflorescence; C. flower in frontal view; D. bracts showing glands; E. nut in side view; F. samara in dorsal view; G. Seasonally Dry Forest from Jequitinhonha Valley in Northern Minas Gerais state (photographs by R.F. Almeida).
FIGURE 7 in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 7. Amorimia coriacea (Griseb.) R.F.Almeida (based on R.F. Almeida 615): A. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern, B. posterior petal in adaxial view, C. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view, D. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view, E. androecium, the first stamen on the left opposite the anterior sepal; F. Stamen showing hairy anther, G. gynoecium with anterior style at center. Amorimia pellegrinii R.F.Almeida (based on R.F. Almeida 614): H. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern, I. posterior petal in adaxial view, J. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view, K. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view, L. androecium, the first stamen on the left opposite the anterior sepal; M. stamen showing hairy anther, N. gynoecium with anterior style at center (drawings by Klei Sousa).
FIGURE 6. Amorimia pellegrinii R.F in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 6. Amorimia pellegrinii R.F.Almeida: A. detail of the woody stem; B. abaxial view of a mature leaf; C. sterile branch with young leaves; D. inflorescence, E. detail of bracts and bracteoles, F. flower in frontal view, G. samara in dorsal view; H. detail of the dorsal wing; I. Seasonally Dry Forest from Northern Bahia state (photographs by R.F.Almeida).
FIGURE 5 in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 5. Original line drawing of Mascagnia coriacea Griseb. published in Flora Brasiliensis: A. flowering branch; B. bract; C–D. bracteoles; E. floral bud; F. 1-flowered cincinnus; G. petal in abaxial view; H. petal in adaxial view; I. hairs; J. sepal in side view; K. sepal in adaxial view; L. sepal in abaxial view; M. floral diagram; N–Q. stamens; R. gynoecium; S. carpel laterally cut showing a single bent embryo.
FIGURE 2. Amorimia candidae R.F in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 2. Amorimia candidae R.F.Almeida: A. flowering branch; B. conduplicate leaf; C. mature inflorescence showing a detail of a bract (arrow); D. floral bud in side view; E. floral bud in frontal view; F. flower in frontal view; G. detail of dorsal wing of samaras (arrow); H. samara in dorsal view; I. Seasonally Dry Forest in Central Bahia state (photographs by R.F. Almeida).
FIGURE 4 in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 4. Amorimia coriacea (Griseb.) R.F.Almeida: A. detail of the woody stem; B. abaxial side of a leaf; C. flowering and fruiting branch; D. detail of floral buds; E. flower in frontal view; F. mature flower in side view; G. mature samara in side view showing the dorsal wing; H. mature samara in dorsal view; I. Seasonally Dry Forest in Rio de Janeiro state (photographs A–F, I by M.O.O. Pellegrini; G by C.N. Fraga).
FIGURE 1. Amorimia andersonii R.F in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 1. Amorimia andersonii R.F.Almeida: A. stem leaf; B. abaxial view of a leaf base showing a pair of glands; C. flowering branch; D. inflorescence showing floral buds and flowers; E. detail of sepal glands; F. flower in frontal view; G. detail of a style; H. Seasonally Dry Forest associated to rocky outcrops in Southern Bahia state (photographs C, H by A.M.A. Amorim; A–B, D–F, G by F. Michelangeli).
FIGURE 3. Amorimia andersonii R.F in Untangling the Amorimia rigida complex, a puzzling group of lianescent Malpighiaceae from Eastern Brazil
FIGURE 3. Amorimia andersonii R.F.Almeida (based on L.C. Marinho 654): A. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern; B. posterior petal in adaxial view; C. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view; D. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view; E. androecium, the first stamen on the left is opposite the anterior sepal; F. stamen showing hairy anther; G. gynoecium showing the anterior style at center. Amorimia candidae R.F.Almeida (based on R.F. Almeida 594): H. abaxial side of a leaf showing vein pattern; I. posterior petal in adaxial view; J. posterior-lateral petal in adaxial view; K. anterior-lateral petal in abaxial view; L. androecium, the first stamen on the right opposite the anterior sepal; M. stamen showing hairy anther; N. gynoecium showing anterior style at center (drawings by Klei Sousa).
FIGURE 1. Amorimia tumida R.F.Almeida & A.C in Leaf anatomy and macro-morphology uncover a new species of Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) from Southeastern Brazil
FIGURE 1. Amorimia tumida R.F.Almeida & A.C.Marques: a. Adaxial side of a leaf, b. fruiting branch, c. detail of a style, d. detail of fruits showing the tumid pedicel (arrow), e. samara in frontal view (photographs by M.A. Nadruz Coelho).
FIGURE 5 in Leaf anatomy and macro-morphology uncover a new species of Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) from Southeastern Brazil
FIGURE 5. Distribution map of Amorimia tumida (white circle), and Amorimia andersonii (black circle) in Eastern Brazil.
FIGURE 3 in Leaf anatomy and macro-morphology uncover a new species of Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) from Southeastern Brazil
FIGURE 3. Leaf anatomy of Amorimia tumida (two left columns) and Amorimia andersonii (two right columns) in transversal (a–i, k, l, n–p, r, t) and longitudinal (j, m, q, s) sections. a, c, e–h Petiole in general view (a, c), detail of the epidermis and ground system (e, g), and of the vascular system (f, h), b, d, i–t leaf blade in general view of the midvein (b, d), detail of the semi-blade (i, l) highlighting stomata (j, m) and cuticle flange (k, n), detail of the margin (o, p), detail of the spongy parenchyma (q, s), and glands (r, t). ab= accessory bundle, cf= cuticle flange, co= collenchyma, dr= idioblast containing druse, fi= fibers, mv= main vascular unity, sl= subepidermal layer, st= stomata.
FIGURE 2 in Leaf anatomy and macro-morphology uncover a new species of Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) from Southeastern Brazil
FIGURE 2. Line drawings and photos of relevant characters to differentiate both Amorimia species: Amorimia andersonii. b. Leaf in abaxial side, d. color of sepal glands, f. detail of a style (based on L.C. Marinho 654). Amorimia tumida. a. leaf in abaxial side, c. color of sepal glands, e. detail of a style (based on M.N. Coelho 2794).
FIGURE 4 in Leaf anatomy and macro-morphology uncover a new species of Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) from Southeastern Brazil
FIGURE 4. Cleared leaves of Amorimia tumida (left column) and Amorimia andersonii (right column): a–b General pattern of venation, c–d detail of the marginal ultimate venation, e–f detail of the areoles, g–h detail of the veinlets.
FIGURE 11 in A new infrageneric classification for Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) based on morphological, phytochemical and molecular evidence
FIGURE 11. Distribution map of species from Amorimia subg. Uncinae R.F.Almeida: ●—A. septentrionalis; ○—A. amazonica; ▲—A. pubiflora; Δ—A. tumida; ■—A. kariniana; □—A. camporum; *—A. concinna. South American phytogeographical domains: Amazon rainforest—light green, Chaco/Pantanal—yellow, cerrado—orange, caatinga—white, Atlantic Forest—dark green, and Pampas—blue.
FIGURE 5 in A new infrageneric classification for Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) based on morphological, phytochemical and molecular evidence
FIGURE 5. Reconstruction of morphological characters (texture of lateral wings, size of dorsal wing, shape of dorsal wing, conation of lateral wings, shape of lateral wings, and seed texture) on the Bayesian tree (Fig. 3).
FIGURE 6 in A new infrageneric classification for Amorimia (Malpighiaceae) based on morphological, phytochemical and molecular evidence
FIGURE 6. Reconstruction of morphological characters (shape of the apex of reduced leaves in the inflorescence, shape of bracteoles, shape of sepal apex, posture of the sepal apex, adaxial indumentum of sepals and posture of sepals) on the Bayesian tree (Fig. 3).
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