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86 Flora Neotropica<br />

35. Inflorescence glabrescent or very sparsely setose.<br />

37. Stamens 3; calyx glandular. 75. H. excelsa.<br />

37. Stamens 5-6; calyx eglandular.<br />

38. Leaf gradually tapered to apex from near base;<br />

pedicels 3-5 mm long. 76. H. adenophora.<br />

38. Leaf apex cuspidate; pedicels 8-15 mm long.<br />

77. H. caduca.<br />

1. Bracts and pedicels eglandular.<br />

39. Inflorescence clustered, fasciculate; leaves slightly bullate, 8-12.5 cm long; ovary inserted near base<br />

of receptacle.<br />

78. H. fasciculata.<br />

39. Inflorescence of elongate racemes; leaves usually plane, if bullate then small; ovary inserted at or<br />

near mouth of receptacle.<br />

40. Receptacle elongate-cylindrical; calyx lobes glandular.<br />

41. Inflorescences densely tomentose; leaves 10-15 cm long; flowers 17-20 mm long.<br />

79. H. couepii<strong>flora</strong>.<br />

41. Inflorescences sparsely puberulous; leaves to 8.5 cm long; flowers 7-9 mm long.<br />

80. H. tubi<strong>flora</strong>.<br />

40. Receptacle campanulate; calyx lobes eglandular.<br />

42. Leaves orbicular, predominantly retuse to rounded at apex; pedicels 7-20 mm long.<br />

68. H. longipedicellata.<br />

42. Leaves oblong-lanceolate to ovate, acuminate at apex; pedicels to 15 mm long, usually<br />

shorter.<br />

43. Lower surface of leaf hirsute, pilose or hispid at least on primary and secondary<br />

venation.<br />

44. Leaves oblong, oblong-lanceolate, or lanceolate, the venation sometimes deeply<br />

impressed above; fertile stamens 7-9.<br />

45. Leaves oblong, 3.5-8 cm long, venation deeply impressed above; flowers 4<br />

mm long.<br />

81. H. floribunda.<br />

45. Leaves lanceolate to oblong-lanceolate, 5-15 cm long; venation plane above;<br />

flowers ca. 6 mm long.<br />

82. H. angustifolia.<br />

44. Leaves ovate to elliptic, the venation usually prominent above, rarely slightly<br />

impressed but then leaves broadly ovate; fertile stamens 3-9.<br />

46. Leaf venation slightly impressed above; leaves broadest near base, 2.5-8 cm<br />

long, subcordate at base; inflorescence densely crowded, with short rachis.<br />

83. H. rugosa.<br />

46. Leaf venation level to slightly prominent above; leaves broadest at or above<br />

middle, subcuneate to rounded at base; inflorescence lax with longer rachis.<br />

47. Stamens 3. 35. H. mutisii.<br />

47. Stamens 5-7.<br />

48. Leaf apex mucronate to abruptly acuminate; pedicels 2-3 mm long.<br />

84. H. scaberula.<br />

48. Leaf apex acute to acuminate but never mucronate or abruptly<br />

acuminate; pedicels 5-8 mm long.<br />

49. Inflorescence and exterior of flowers densely tomentose; flowers<br />

5-8 mm long.<br />

85. H. hebeclada.<br />

49. Inflorescence and exterior of flowers puberulous, flowers 4-5<br />

mm long.<br />

56. H. racemosa.<br />

43. Lower surface of leaf glabrous or with few sparse appressed hairs on midrib and<br />

primary veins.<br />

50. Leaves narrowly lanceolate, 5.5-18 cm long, 0.5-2.2 cm broad.<br />

51. H. angustissima.<br />

50. Leaves ovate to oblong.<br />

51. Fertile stamens 7-9.<br />

52. Petals slightly clawed, leaf base subcuneate; young branches glabrescent;<br />

inflorescence of densely crowded racemes. 70.1. H. parviunguis.<br />

52. Petals not clawed; leaf base subcordate to subcuneate; young branches<br />

puberulous to hispid; inflorescence of single racemes.<br />

53. Leaf base subcordate; calyx lobes 4-6 mm long; young branches<br />

sparsely hispid. 82. H. angustifolia.<br />

53. Leaf base subcuneate to rounded; calyx lobes 1.5-2.5 mm long;<br />

young branches sparsely puberulous.<br />

86. H. enneandra.<br />

51. Fertile stamens 3-6.<br />

54. Fertile stamens 3; inflorescence either 2-3-flowered or densely manyflowered<br />

and tomentose; filaments only slightly exceeding calyx lobes.

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