Table 3 in Ipomoea buriliae (Convolvulaceae), a new species of morning glory discovered in the Borborema Plateau, northeastern Brazil

Table 3. Anatomical comparison between Ipomoea buriliae Belo, sp. nov. and I. parasitica (Kunth) G. Don. CharacterIpomoea buriliae Belo, sp. nov.Ipomoea parasitica (Kunth) G. DonEpidermal cells (adaxial wall)StraightSinuousEpidermal cells (abaxial wall)SinuousSinuousTrichomes on the leaf epidermisTector and sessile peltate glandular trichomesTector and sessile peltate glandular trichomesPalisade mesophyllBiseriateUniseriateCollenchyma cells of the midribLacunarAngularStomataParacytic, anisocytic stomata, and stomatal grouping.ParacyticPetiole shapeConcave-convexSemicircularVascular bundles of petiole5, arch-shaped13, U-shaped