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Figure 2 in Genus Lindernia All. (Linderniaceae) in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Figure 2. Distribution of Lindernia dubia and L. procumbens in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Blue arrow represents the exact position of Velika Tišina).
Figure 1 in Genus Lindernia All. (Linderniaceae) in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Figure 1. Species of the genus Lindernia and their habitat in Bosnia and Herzegovina: A ― L. dubia; B ― L. procumbens; C ― L. procumbens (left) and L. dubia (right); D ― Bajinci; E ― Gaj; F – Međeđa; G – Demirovac (Photos by S. Škondrić).
Linked collectors and determiners for: Torenia hookeri, a new combination in Asian Linderniaceae and first record of T. godefroyi in the Himalayan hotspot.
Natural history specimen data linked to collectors and determiners held within, "Torenia hookeri, a new combination in Asian Linderniaceae and first record of T. godefroyi in the Himalayan hotspot". Claims or attributions were made on Bionomia by volunteer Scribes, <a href="https://bionomia.net/dataset/7fc1936e-39bc-40dc-aae4-91b6f0aef6b0">https://bionomia.net/dataset/7fc1936e-39bc-40dc-aae4-91b6f0aef6b0</a> using specimen data from the dataset aggregated by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, <a href="https://gbif.org/dataset/7fc1936e-39bc-40dc-aae4-91b6f0aef6b0">https://gbif.org/dataset/7fc1936e-39bc-40dc-aae4-91b6f0aef6b0</a>. Formatted as a Frictionless Data package.
Fig. 2 in A new species of Linderniella (Linderniaceae) from central Malagasy granitic inselbergs
Fig. 2. – Linderniella porembskii Andriamiar. & Rabarim. [Rabarimanarivo et al. 741] [Photo: S. Giebelmann]
Fig. 1 in A new species of Linderniella (Linderniaceae) from central Malagasy granitic inselbergs
Fig. 1. – Linderniella porembskii Andriamiar.& Rabarim. A. Habit; B. Distal leaf; C. Basal leaf; D. Sepal; E. Corolla (open); F. Staminode; G. Stamens; H. Pistil; I–K. Fruits; L. Seed.
Fig. 2 in A revision of Stemodiopsis Engl. (Linderniaceae) in South Africa
Fig. 2. Indumentum on stems of: A, D, Stemodiopsis buchananii var. buchananii, voucher Cron et al. 252 (J); B, E, S. buchananii var. pubescens, voucher Grosvenor 327 (SRGH); C, F, S. kamundii, voucher Balkwill & Balkwill 8262 (J); G, S. kamundii, voucher van der Schijff 3571 (PRE); H, I, S. rivae, voucher Pawek 12,752 (MO). Scale bars = 0.5 mm for A‒C & G‒H and 0.1 for D‒F & I.
Fig. 1 in A revision of Stemodiopsis Engl. (Linderniaceae) in South Africa
Fig. 1. Habit of: A, B, Stemodiopsis buchananii var. buchananii; C, D, S. kamundii. Photographers: A, Troos van der Merw in iNaturalist; B. Bart Wursten in Flora of Zimbabwe; C, Delia Oosthuizen; D, Nick Helme in iNaturalist
Fig. 4 in A revision of Stemodiopsis Engl. (Linderniaceae) in South Africa
Fig. 4. Known distribution of Stemodiopsis buchananii var. buchananii (*) and S. kamundii (°) in South Africa, based on herbarium specimens.
Fig. 3 in A revision of Stemodiopsis Engl. (Linderniaceae) in South Africa
Fig. 3. Indumentum on fruits of: A, Stemodiopsis buchananii var. buchananii, voucher Cron et al. 252 (J); B, S. buchananii var. pubescens, voucher Grosvenor 327 (SRGH); C, S. rivae, voucher Pawek 12,752 (MO); D, E, S. kamundii, voucher Balkwill & Balkwill 8262 (J); F, G, S. kamundii, voucher van der Schijff 3571 (PRE). Scale bars = 1 mm for A‒D & G and 0.2 mm for D & E.
. in A revision of Stemodiopsis Engl. (Linderniaceae) in South Africa
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Data from: Evidence for the transfer of Elatine rotundifolia to Linderniaceae
Elatine rotundifolia was described in 2008 from Ecuador as a new species because of its unique morphology and geographical distribution. However, an examination of type material for E. rotundifolia suggested to us initially that this taxon had been assigned incorrectly to Elatine, despite some superficial similarity to that genus. This possibility was investigated using morphological and molecular data. We found that E. rotundifolia differed from other members of Elatine by several vegetative and reproductive features, which indicated a distant alliance closer to Linderniaceae (Lamiids; Asterids) rather than Elatinaceae (Fabids; Superrosids). We then conducted a phylogenetic analysis of DNA sequences from the internal transcribed spacer region, which included isotype material of E. rotundifolia, as well as various representatives of Elatinaceae, Linderniaceae, and other angiosperm clades. The molecular data resolved E. rotundifolia among several accessions of Micranthemum (Linderniaceae) in a position quite remote phylogenetically from accessions of Bergia and Elatine (Elatinaceae). From these results, we conclude that the name E. rotundifolia refers to a taxon that was misplaced in Elatine, and represents instead a member of Micranthemum (Linderniaceae), and possibly is synonymous with the aquatic species M. umbrosum.
FIGURE 3 in Lindernia barthlottii (Linderniaceae), a new species from inselbergs in Madagascar
FIGURE 3. Type locality of Lindernia barthlottii Eb.Fisch. Andriant. & Sieder sp. nov.—A, B. Madagascar, showing the position of the inselberg NW Mandritsara.—C. Inselberg between Ankobakobaka und Ampombilava. Photographs from GoogleEarth ©. Scale bars: A. 400 km, B. 40 km, C. 1 km.
FIGURE 4 in Lindernia barthlottii (Linderniaceae), a new species from inselbergs in Madagascar
FIGURE 4. Lindernia barthlottii Eb.Fisch., Andriant. & Sieder sp. nov.—A, B. Habitat. Photographs: A. Sieder.
FIGURE 1 in Lindernia barthlottii (Linderniaceae), a new species from inselbergs in Madagascar
FIGURE 1. Lindernia barthlottti Eb.Fisch., Andriant. & Sieder sp. nov.—A. Habit.—B. Corolla with upper lip removed.—C. Detail of corolla showing adaxial stamens (scale bar as in C).—D, E. Staminodes.—F, G. Stamens.—H. Calyx with pistil, style and stigma. Drawn by E.Fischer from A. & C. Sieder & J. Andriantiana, 8174.
FIGURE 2 in Lindernia barthlottii (Linderniaceae), a new species from inselbergs in Madagascar
FIGURE 2. Lindernia barthlottti Eb.Fisch., Andriant. & Sieder sp. nov.—A,. Detail of habitat.—B. Habit. Photographs: A.Sieder, 8 February 2020. Scale bars: A. 5 mm – B. 2 mm.
FIGURE 1. Torenia hookeri. A in Torenia hookeri, a new combination in Asian Linderniaceae and first record of T. godefroyi in the Himalayan hotspot
FIGURE 1. Torenia hookeri. A. habit; B. lateral view & C. dorsal view calyx; D. section of flower; E. ovary with disc. Each division = 1 mm. Prepared by A. Pal.
FIGURE 2. Torenia leucosiphon. A, B in Taxonomic identity of Torenia leucosiphon (Linderniaceae) and its resurrection from the synonymy of Torenia travancorica
FIGURE 2. Torenia leucosiphon. A, B. Flowering twig; C, D. Flower; E. Calyx; F. Corolla; G. Corolla split open; H. Posterior stamens; I. Anterior stamens; J. Staminal appendage; K. Gynoecium; L. Ovary; M. Apical portion of ovary; N. Stigma; O. Fruit; P. Seed.
FIGURE 3. Torenia travancorica. A in Taxonomic identity of Torenia leucosiphon (Linderniaceae) and its resurrection from the synonymy of Torenia travancorica
FIGURE 3. Torenia travancorica. A. Flowering twig; B. Leaf; C. Flower; D. Calyx; E. Corolla; F. Corolla split open; G. Gynoecium; H. Fruit; I. Seed. (All drawn from Prasad 142328 by M.G. Prasad).
FIGURE 1. Torenia leucosiphon. A in Taxonomic identity of Torenia leucosiphon (Linderniaceae) and its resurrection from the synonymy of Torenia travancorica
FIGURE 1. Torenia leucosiphon. A. Flowering twig; B. Leaf; C. Flower; D. Calyx; E. Corolla; F. Corolla split open; G. Gynoecium; H. Fruit; I. Seed. (All draws from Prasad 142331 by M.G. Prasad).
FIGURE 4. Torenia travancorica. A in Taxonomic identity of Torenia leucosiphon (Linderniaceae) and its resurrection from the synonymy of Torenia travancorica
FIGURE 4. Torenia travancorica. A. Habit; B. Flowering twig; C. Flower; D. Calyx; E. Corolla; F. corolla split open; G. Anterior stamens; H. Staminal appendage; I. Posterior stamens; J. Gynoecium; K. Ovary; L. Apical portion of ovary; M. Stigma; N. Fruit; O. Seed.
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