No.31 Rui-Li Zhang, Shu Li, Stephen
Maciejewski&Yi-Gang Wei
Petrocodonrubiginosus, a new species of Gesneriaceae from Guangxi, China
PhytoKeys:doi: 10.3897/phytokeys.@.32270
Abstract
Petrocodonrubiginosus Y.G. Wei & R.L. Zhang, sp. nov.,
from Guangxi of South China, is described and illustrated with photographs. The
new species is morphologically similar to Pet. hechiensis, but can be
easily distinguished by a combination of characters, especially in its
petioles, peduncles and pedicels covered with densely ferruginous pilose hairs.
Original Link:http://phytokeys.pensoft.net
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336328177_Petrocodon_rubiginosus_a_new_species_of_Gesneriaceae_from_Guangxi_China
Figure 1. PetrocodonrubiginosusY.G.Wei&R.L.Zhang,
sp. nov.A flowering plant in natural habitat
(Jingxi, Guangxi, China) B flowering plant
cultivated in GCCC C cyme D corolla in front
view E corolla in lateral view and bud on cyme
F indumentum of peduncle G flower in top view
H flower in lateral view I flower in upward
view J resolved flower for showing corolla,
calyx lobes, pistil and pedicel K pistil and calyx
lobes (adaxial & abaxial surfaces) L style and stigma.
Photographs by authors.
Figure 2. PetrocodonrubiginosusY.G.Wei&R.L.Zhang,
sp. nov. (1) and its congener,
Pet. hechiensis(Y.G.Wei, Yan Liu
&F.Wen) Y.G.Wei&Mich.Möller (2) A adaxial surfaces
of leaf blades and petioles of two species B abaxial surfaces
of leaf blades and petioles of two species C indumentum of petioles
D indumentum of main nerves on adaxial surface E cymes and flowers F indumentum of
pedunclesG indumentum of bracts and pedicels H abaxial and
adaxial surfaces of bracts I corolla in frontal
views J corolla in top views K corolla in lateral
views L indumentum of abaxial surfaces of calyx
lobes M stigma. Photographs by authors.
Figure 3. The difference of
indumentum between PetrocodonrubiginosusY.G.Wei&R.L.Zhang,
sp. nov. (A) and Pet. hechiensis (Y.G.Wei, Yan Liu
&F.Wen) Y.G.Wei&Mich.Möller (B): densely curly
rubiginous to ferruginous villous on surface of petiole (A–1), pedicel (A–2) and calyx lobes (C–1) and densely short
glandular-pubescent and pubescent on surface of petiole (B–1), pedicel (B–2) and calyx lobes (C–2).
