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. 2018 Oct 24;13(10):e0204557. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0204557

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Fig 5 — A-S. E. lanipes, A-C A, tetrad in proximal face with psilate exine ornamentation, B, tetrad in lateral view, C, narrow, opened colporus; E. lasciva, D-E D, four tetras in proximal and distal face, E, fossulate exine ornamentation with very numerous microgranules; E. lucida F-H. F, tetrad in proximal face with narrow colpori, G, tetrad in lateral view, H, narrow, opened colporus; E. melanthera, I-K. I, two tetrads in lateral view, J, tetrad in proximal face, K, proximal pole with narrow closed colpori; E. monsoniana, L-N. L, tetrad in proximal face with narrow, opened colpori, M, tetrad in proximal face with narrow, closed colpori, N, proximal pole with microgranules, O, exine with psilate “belts” along the colporus; E. parviflora, P-S. P, two tetrads in proximal and distal face, R, tetrad in proximal face with narrow, closed colpori, S, tetrad in lateral view.