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Bekir Dogan, Lütfi Behçet, Ahmet Duran, Davut Avlamaz
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Figure 2.Phyllaries of Psephellus vanensis. A, B Outer phyllaries C Median phyllaries D, E Inner phyllaries. Scale bar: 6000 µm.
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Bekir Dogan, Lütfi Behçet, Ahmet Duran, Davut Avlamaz
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Figure 3.Psephellus vanensis. A Habit B Capitulum at anthesis. Psephellus pyrrhoblepharus. C Habit D Capitulum at anthesis.
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Bekir Dogan, Lütfi Behçet, Ahmet Duran, Davut Avlamaz
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Figure 4.Distribution maps of Psephellus vanensis (■), Psephellus pyrrhoblepharus (●) and Psephellus bornmuelleri (▲) in Turkey.
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Figure 1.Illustration of Psammisia pinnata. A Branches with leaves and inflorescences; general aspect of the plant B Close-up of leaves with detail of hairs C Branch with inflorescences and flowers at and post anthesis D Immature inflorescence with floral buds E Immature flower with pedicel F Calyx post-anthesis G Stamens in lateral, abaxial, adaxial and views. [Drawn from the type and P. Pedraza-Peñalosa et al. 2015.]
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Figure 2.Psammisia pinnata. A Branches with leaves and inflorescences B Adaxial detail of leaf venation C Immature fruit attached to inflorescence axis D Floral buds, lateral view. [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa (A–C) and Nelson R. Salinas (D).]
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Figure 3.Psammisia pinnata. A Immature inflorescences and abaxial side of leaf B Immature flowers. [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa (A) and Nelson R. Salinas (B).]
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Figure 4.Illustration of Psammisia pseudoverticillata. A Branch with clustered leaves and inflorescence B Floral bud and mature flower C Flower with the corolla removed to show the stamens arranged around the style; details of the calyx lobes (above) and bracteoles (below) D Stamens in lateral, abaxial, adaxial and views. [Drawn from the holotype.]
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Figure 5.Psammisia pseudoverticillata. A Clustered leaves B Inflorescences, side view. [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa.]
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Figure 6.Psammisia pseudoverticillata. A Branch with leaves and inflorescences B Close up of flowers showing the angled calyces. [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa.]
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Figure 7.Illustration of Psammisia sophiae. A Branch with leaves, inflorescences and details of the darker colored leaf margin abaxially B Complete flower with pedicel and bracteoles C Lateral and top views of the corolla D Flower with the corolla removed to show the stamens arranged around the style E Stamens in abaxial, adaxial, and lateral views. [Drawn from the type.]
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Figure 8.Psammisia sophiae. A Floral buds (top view) showing the distal ribs of the white corollas, which are magenta between the ribs B Top view of the inflorescence showing a flower at anthesis C Side view of the inflorescence showing a flower at anthesis D Branch with leaves, inflorescences and a detail of the pulvinate petioles. [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa.]
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Figure 9.Illustration of Satyria orquidiensis. A Branch with clustered leaves B Branch with inflorescences C Flower attached to the rachis with detail of a bracteole D Longitudinal section of a flower E Stamens in abaxial, adaxial, and lateral views, respectively F Fruit. [Drawn from the type, P. Pedraza-Peñalosa et al. 2436 and 2447.]
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Figure 10.Satyria orquidiensis. A Branch with clustered leaves, adaxial side B Branch with clustered leaves, abaxial side C Cauliflorous inflorescences D Nearly mature (right) and immature fruits (left). [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa.]
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Figure 11.Satyria orquidiensis. A Flowers at anthesis with detail of a longitudinal section B Close-up of flowers showing the ornamented calyces. [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa.]
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Figure 12.Illustration of Satyria pterocalyx. A Branch with leaves B Branch with flowers C Flower with pedicel D Flower with the corolla removed to show the stamens arranged around the style; detail of the nectary from above and of the stigma E Stamens in abaxial, adaxial, and lateral views. [Drawn from the type.]
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Figure 13.Satyria pterocalyx. A Branch with leaves and flowers B Flowers at anthesis. [Photos by P. Pedraza-Peñalosa.]