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. 2017 Feb 20;57(1-2):16–116. doi: 10.1080/00173134.2016.1261939

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Figure 5. — Pollen of Elytrantheae, an Australasian-East Asian Loranthaceae lineage. Pollen images (polar views) are mapped on the corresponding part of the bipartition network shown in Figure 3; Clades A and B according Vidal-Russell and Nickrent (2008b) are indicated. Diagnostic features are highlighted: (a) distinct micro-echinate mesocolpium, becoming micro-verrucate (a′) in Macrosolen and rugulate in Alepis (a″); (b) the partly or fully (Alepis) striate margo, forming triangular polar protrusions (c), weakly developed in Macrosolen (c′); and (d) demisyncolpate apertures found only in Amylotheca.