TABLE 1 in Orinoquia brasiliensis (Apocynaceae, Asclepiadoideae), a new endemic species and the first record of the genus in Brazil

TABLE 1. Morphological comparison among Orinoquia and other genera of Gonolobinae. Trichomes on branchesLeaf colletersCalycinal colletersCorolla colorNº corona lobesFollicle ornamentationAnemotrochusSimpleAbsentAbsentWhite, cream, yellowish green, and whitish5ProtuberancesAustrochthamaliaSimplePresentPresentBrown, yellowish green, light green10VerrucoseBruceholstiaSimple, glandularPresentPresentLight orange or yellowish green5Recurved pricksGraciemorianaSimple, glandularAbsentAbsentGreen5Smooth to striateIbatiaSimple, glandularPresentPresentWhite or green, sometimes purple5Tubercles or spines often partially suberized projectionsLachnostommaSimplePresentPresentYellow, green to purple5Ridged, with blunt projectionsMacroscepisSimple or simple and glandularPresentPresent or absentWhite, green to brown5WingedMateleaSimplePresentPresenceGreen, yellowish-green, white, pinkish or purple5Slightly winged, ridged or smoothOrinoquiaSimpleAbsentAbsentVinaceous15Filiform projectionsPeruviasclepiasSimplePresentPresentYellowish green5Conic projectionsPseudolachnostomaSimplePresentPresentYellow, yellowish green or brown10RidgedRiparoampelosSimple, glandularPresentPresentBrownish yellow5Irregular conic projections with blunt-tippedRojasiaSimple, glandularPresentPresentGreenish white5Conic projectionsRotundanthusSimplePresentPresentYellow5Filiform projections