Passiflora

Fig. 7. External morphology of Passiflora subgen. Passiflora. A. Climbing habit of P. amethystina J.C.Mikan. B. Detail of the glands of P. nitida Kunth. C. Detail of the glands of P. alata Curtis. D. Detail of the glands of P. araujoi Sacco. E. Detail of the stipules of P. villosa Vell. F. Detail of the stipules of P. amethystina J.C.Mikan. G. Arrangement of stipules in P. sidifolia M.Roem. H. Leaf blade of P. recurva Mast. I. Leaf blade of P. glandulosa Cav. J. Leaf blade of P. cincinnata Mast. K. Bracts of P. edulis Sims. L. Bracts of Passiflora sp. M. Bracts of P. nitida Kunth. Photographs were taken by A.C. Mezzonato.

Fig. 8. Floral morphology of Passiflora subgen. Passiflora. A. P. edmundoi Sacco. B. P. alata Curtis. C. P. cincinnata Mast. D. P. amethystina J.C.Mikan. E–G. P. acuminata DC. Photographs were taken by A.C. Mezzonato.

Fig. 9. Pollen grains of Passiflora subgen. Passiflora. A–B. P. actinia Hook (A.C. Cervi et al. s.n., MBM 385343). C. P. mediterranea Vell. (A.S. Grotta et al. s.n., RBR 23995) D. P. tenuifila Killip (G.M. Hastschbach et al. 23133, MBM). E. P. mucronata Lam. (A. Costa et al. s.n., R 208564). F–H. P. alata Curtis (A.C. Mezzonato et al. 55, R) I. P. caerulea L. (G.M. Hastschbach et al. 78178, MBM). J. P. edulis Sims (A.C. Mezzonato & M. Milward 77, R). K–L. P. racemosa Brot. (J.G. Silva et al. 615, R). M–N. P. silvestris Vell. (M.M. Souza s.n., UPCB 60269) O. P. subrotunda Mast. (J. Sacco 2391, R). General aspect (A–D), polar view (E–G, J–K, M, O), equatorial view (H, I, L, N). Abbreviations: mes = mesocolpium; ps = pseudoperculum; pt = pontoperculum; arrowheads = apertures. Scale bars = 10 µm.

Fig. 7. External morphology of Passiflora subgen. Passiflora. A. Climbing habit of P. amethystina J.C.Mikan. B. Detail of the glands of P. nitida Kunth. C. Detail of the glands of P. alata Curtis. D. Detail of the glands of P. araujoi Sacco. E. Detail of the stipules of P. villosa Vell. F. Detail of the stipules of P. amethystina J.C.Mikan. G. Arrangement of stipules in P. sidifolia M.Roem. H. Leaf blade of P. recurva Mast. I. Leaf blade of P. glandulosa Cav. J. Leaf blade of P. cincinnata Mast. K. Bracts of P. edulis Sims. L. Bracts of Passiflora sp. M. Bracts of P. nitida Kunth. Photographs were taken by A.C. Mezzonato.

Fig. 8. Floral morphology of Passiflora subgen. Passiflora. A. P. edmundoi Sacco. B. P. alata Curtis. C. P. cincinnata Mast. D. P. amethystina J.C.Mikan. E–G. P. acuminata DC. Photographs were taken by A.C. Mezzonato.

Fig. 9. Pollen grains of Passiflora subgen. Passiflora. A–B. P. actinia Hook (A.C. Cervi et al. s.n., MBM 385343). C. P. mediterranea Vell. (A.S. Grotta et al. s.n., RBR 23995) D. P. tenuifila Killip (G.M. Hastschbach et al. 23133, MBM). E. P. mucronata Lam. (A. Costa et al. s.n., R 208564). F–H. P. alata Curtis (A.C. Mezzonato et al. 55, R) I. P. caerulea L. (G.M. Hastschbach et al. 78178, MBM). J. P. edulis Sims (A.C. Mezzonato & M. Milward 77, R). K–L. P. racemosa Brot. (J.G. Silva et al. 615, R). M–N. P. silvestris Vell. (M.M. Souza s.n., UPCB 60269) O. P. subrotunda Mast. (J. Sacco 2391, R). General aspect (A–D), polar view (E–G, J–K, M, O), equatorial view (H, I, L, N). Abbreviations: mes = mesocolpium; ps = pseudoperculum; pt = pontoperculum; arrowheads = apertures. Scale bars = 10 µm.