Passiflora, Linnaeus (1753: 955), Linnaeus, 1753
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.560.1.8 |
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Key to the morphologically similar species of P. zapalinamensis View in CoL
1. Leaves 3-lobed, apices rounded to slightly acute...............................................................................................................................2
- Leaves 5-7 lobed, apices acute ...........................................................................................................................................................4
2. Petiolar nectaries opposite, stems green.............................................................................................................................................3
- Petiolar nectaries alternate, stems red ..................................................................................................................... P. zapalinamensis View in CoL
3. Petiolar nectaries located in the lower third of the petiole ................................................................................................ P. hispidula View in CoL
- Petiolar nectaries located in the middle of the petiole....................................................................................................... P. exsudans View in CoL
4. Petiolar nectaries located near the base of the blade ..................................................................................................... P. bryonioides View in CoL
- Petiolar nectaries located in the lower third of the petiole ................................................................................................ P. hispidula View in CoL
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