Revisional study of neotropical Beilschmiedia species (Lauraceae ...

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Fig. 1. Five types of indument in neotropical Beilschmiedia species. A. Appressed. B.
Spreading. C. Erect and straight. D. Erect and wavy. E. Erect and curly.
Fig. 2. Paniculate inflorescence of neotropical Beilschmiedia species.
Fig. 3. Ultimate inflorescence divisions. A. Not strictly cymose. B. Strictly cymose.
Fig. 4. Flowers of neotropical Beilschmiedia species. A. B. alloiophyl!a. B. B.
angustielliptica. C. B. hexanthera. D. B. linharesensis. Figure abbreviations, fl,
flower; st I, stamen in the first whorl; st II, stamens or staminodia in the third
whorl; st IV, staminodia in the fourth whorl; pi, pistil. Scale bars equal 2 mm in
flowers, 0.5 mm in stamens, staminodia and pistils.
Fig. 5. Fruits ofneotropical Beilschmiedia species. A. B . pendula. B. B. ovalioides. Scale
bars equal 1 em.
Fig. 6. Distribution of neotropical Beilschmiedia species.
Fig. 7. Distribution of Beilschmiedia alloiophylla. (open circles), B . anay (pentagrams), B.
angustielliptica (square), and B. angustifolia (dot).
Fig. 8. Distribution of Beilschmiedia berteroana (open circles), B. brenesii (pentagrams).
Fig. 9. Distribution of Beilschmiedia costaricensis (open circles), B . curviramea
(pentagrams), B. emarginata (squares), and B. fluminensis (dots).
Fig. 10. Distribution of Beilschmiedia hexanthera (open circle), B. hondurensis
(pentagrams), B. immersinervis (square), and B. latifolia (dots).
Fig. 11. Distribution of Beilschmiedia linharesensis (open circle), B. mexicana
(pentagrams), B. miersii (square), and B. obovatifolia (dots).
Fig. 12. Distribution of Beilschmiedia ovalioides (open circles), and B . oval is (pentagrams).
Fig. 13. Distribution of Beilschmiedia pendula (open circles), B. rigida (pentagram), B.
riparia (squares), and B. steyermarkii (dot).
Fig. 14. Distribution of Beilschmiedia stricta (open circle), B. taubertiana (pentagrams), and
B. tovarensis (squares).
Fig. 15. Leaf morphology of Beilschmiedia tovarensis.
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