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. 2022 Aug 1;203:1–274. doi: 10.3897/phytokeys.203.83529

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Tatiana Erika Boza Espinoza, Michael Kessler

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Figure 8. — Leaves showing leaflet shapes, margins and apices in the sections and subsections of Polylepis: section Sericeae: AP.multijuga; elliptic, serrate, obtuse (subsect. Lanuginosae) BP.ochreata; elliptic, entire to slightly serrate, emarginate (subsect. Sericeae) CP.pauta, elliptic, crenate, emarginate (subsect. Pauta) DP.rodolfo-vaquezii, elliptic, entire, emarginate (subsect. Pepea). Section Reticulatae: EP.microphylla, broadly elliptic, entire, deeply emarginate FP.reticulata, elliptic to obovate, entire or slightly crenate, deeply emarginate. Section Australes: GP.australis, elliptic, serrate, emarginate. Section Incanaee: HP.besseri, obovate, crenate, obtuse or emarginate and IP.pallidistigma, elliptic, crenate, round or emarginate (subsect. Besseria) JP.tarapacana, obovate, entire or very slightly crenate, obtuse or acute and KP.incana, elliptic to obovate, crenate, obtuse to emarginate (subsect. Incanaee) LP.acomayensis, narrowly obovate, crenate, round to emarginate and MP.sacra, obovate, crenate, emarginate (subsect. Racemosae) NP.flavipila, obovate, crenate, acute or emarginate. Section Subsericantes: OP.subsericans, narrowly elliptic, entire to slightly serrate, round or emarginate. Photographs A, E, K, L E.G. Urquiaga F. B–G, M, O T.E. Boza E. H M. Kessler J A. Domic D G. Vargas.