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AMERICAN PASSIFLORACEAE 37
Stipules ovate (Guatemala) 11. P. trinifolia.
. Petals present.
Peduncles more than 1-flowered, rarely the lower 1-flowered in
P. holosericea.
Outer corona filaments lanceolate; petals mottled with red
within 12. P. holosericea.
Outer corona filaments filiform; petals not mottled with red
within (Colombia and Ecuador).
Gynophore well developed; sepals narrowly lanceolate.
13. P.Sodiroi.
Gynophore very short or wanting; sepals broadly ovate.
Peduncles 1-flowered.
14. P. apoda.
B. Corona 1-ranked; leaves membranous, dull above; stipules
semi-ovate (linear or setaceous in four species).
C. Glands borne on upper third of petiole.
Leaves not lobed,
Leaves 3-5-lobed.
oblong-ovate, acuminate (Costa Rica).
15. P. dioscoreaefolia.
Bracts ovate to oblanceolate, more than 1 mm. wide
(Mexico) 16. P. pilosa.
Bracts linear or setaceous, not more than 1 mm. wide.
Leaves entire at margin, truncate at base, 3-lobed onethird
their length; stipules setaceous (Venezuela).
17. P. stellata.
Leaves usually toothed, cordate at base, lobed at least
to middle; stipules usually semi-ovate.
Ovary densely pubescent; seeds not strongly flattened,
nearly 2 mm. thick (Brazil to Argentina;
rare elsewhere).
Leaves lobed about to middle, the central lobe
lance-deltoid, not narrowed at base.
18. P. Warmingii.
Leaves lobed about two-thirds their length, the
central lobe ovate, usually narrowed at
base.
19. P. morifolia.
Ovary glabrous; seeds usually strongly flattened, less
than 2 mm. thick (southwestern United States
and Mexico).