taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
03E38785FFC0FF89FF778DEE509AFDCE.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422623/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422623	FIGURE 1. Vellozia aroejariensis. a. Flowering branch. b. Detail of the spirotristichous phyllotaxy and leaf sheaths. c. Adaxial (left) and abaxial (right) leaf surfaces. d. Flower bud showing detail of the hypanthium covered by glandular emergences. e. Side view of the flower. f–g. Front view of the flower showing stamens, stigma, and style. h. Detail of the fimbriate corona at the base of the stamens (rehydrated flower). i. Immature (left) and mature (right) fruits (capsules). Photos by Bianca Schindler (Schindler et al. 896).	FIGURE 1. Vellozia aroejariensis. a. Flowering branch. b. Detail of the spirotristichous phyllotaxy and leaf sheaths. c. Adaxial (left) and abaxial (right) leaf surfaces. d. Flower bud showing detail of the hypanthium covered by glandular emergences. e. Side view of the flower. f–g. Front view of the flower showing stamens, stigma, and style. h. Detail of the fimbriate corona at the base of the stamens (rehydrated flower). i. Immature (left) and mature (right) fruits (capsules). Photos by Bianca Schindler (Schindler et al. 896).	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFC0FF89FF778DEE509AFDCE.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422630/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422630	FIGURE 2. Geographic distribution of Vellozia aroejariensis in Mato Grosso, Brazil.PARNA—National Park. Purple diamond represents the type locality of V. aroejariensis, while the red diamond indicates the probable location of Hoehne's collections (n. 2967 and 2970).	FIGURE 2. Geographic distribution of Vellozia aroejariensis in Mato Grosso, Brazil.PARNA—National Park. Purple diamond represents the type locality of V. aroejariensis, while the red diamond indicates the probable location of Hoehne's collections (n. 2967 and 2970).	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFC0FF89FF778DEE509AFDCE.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422632/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422632	FIGURE 3. Landscapes in the Complexo de Cavernas Aroe Jari, Mato Grosso, Brazil, where Vellozia aroejariensis occurs. a. Sandstone rocky outcrops surrounded by cerrado vegetation; the purple star indicates the location of the Ponte de Pedraformation where the population of V. aroejariensis is found. b. Habit of V. aroejariensis forming dense clumps. c. Flowering individuals. d. Fruiting individuals. e. Consequences of the fire in the dry season of 2024, showing dark patches where most individuals of V. aroejariensis were killed. Photos by: a, b, d. Bianca Schindler. c. Fabrícia Campello. e. Maurício Figueira.	FIGURE 3. Landscapes in the Complexo de Cavernas Aroe Jari, Mato Grosso, Brazil, where Vellozia aroejariensis occurs. a. Sandstone rocky outcrops surrounded by cerrado vegetation; the purple star indicates the location of the Ponte de Pedraformation where the population of V. aroejariensis is found. b. Habit of V. aroejariensis forming dense clumps. c. Flowering individuals. d. Fruiting individuals. e. Consequences of the fire in the dry season of 2024, showing dark patches where most individuals of V. aroejariensis were killed. Photos by: a, b, d. Bianca Schindler. c. Fabrícia Campello. e. Maurício Figueira.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFC4FF88FF778F685090F86E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422637/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422637	FIGURE 4. Vellozia glocimarii. a. Flowering branch. b. Fruiting branch. c. Stem covered by leaf sheaths. d-e. Adaxial and abaxial leaf surface, respectively (in sicco). f. Detail of the indumentum covering the abaxial leaf surface. g. Front view of the flower. h. Hypanthium covered by emergences. i. Detail of fruit covered by emergences of bulbous base with a tuft of hairs at the apex (in sicco). a, g: Schindler et al. 806; b–f, i: Schindler et al. 579. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	FIGURE 4. Vellozia glocimarii. a. Flowering branch. b. Fruiting branch. c. Stem covered by leaf sheaths. d-e. Adaxial and abaxial leaf surface, respectively (in sicco). f. Detail of the indumentum covering the abaxial leaf surface. g. Front view of the flower. h. Hypanthium covered by emergences. i. Detail of fruit covered by emergences of bulbous base with a tuft of hairs at the apex (in sicco). a, g: Schindler et al. 806; b–f, i: Schindler et al. 579. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFC4FF88FF778F685090F86E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422642/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422642	FIGURE 5. Geographic distribution of new Vellozia species from Goiás, Brazil. Brazilian states: GO—Goiás, TO—Tocantins. PNCV— National Park Chapada dos Veadeiros.Black asterisk indicates the population of V.glocimarii lostdue to flooding caused by the construction of the Cana Brava dam.	FIGURE 5. Geographic distribution of new Vellozia species from Goiás, Brazil. Brazilian states: GO—Goiás, TO—Tocantins. PNCV— National Park Chapada dos Veadeiros.Black asterisk indicates the population of V.glocimarii lostdue to flooding caused by the construction of the Cana Brava dam.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFC4FF88FF778F685090F86E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422644/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422644	FIGURE 6. Landscapes in Cavalcante, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia glocimarii occurs. a. Habitat of V. glocimarii and sympatric V. variabilis, where cerrado rupestre vegetation predominates. b. Individuals of V. glocimarii. c. Fruiting individual. d–e. Detail of the habitat of V. glocimarii, showing rocky outcrops and gravel. a–e. Schindler et al. 579, 806. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	FIGURE 6. Landscapes in Cavalcante, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia glocimarii occurs. a. Habitat of V. glocimarii and sympatric V. variabilis, where cerrado rupestre vegetation predominates. b. Individuals of V. glocimarii. c. Fruiting individual. d–e. Detail of the habitat of V. glocimarii, showing rocky outcrops and gravel. a–e. Schindler et al. 579, 806. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFC4FF88FF778F685090F86E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422646/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422646	FIGURE 7. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) of leaf trichomes. a. Abaxial leaf surface of Vellozia goiasensis. b. Trichome of V. goiasensis. c. Abaxial leaf surface of V. glocimarii. d. Trichome of V. glocimarii. e. Adaxial leaf surface of V. nana. f. Detail of teeth on the leaf surface of V. nana. g. Abaxial leaf surface of V. veadeirensis. h. Trichome of V. veadeirensis. Scale bars = 250 µm. a, b: Simon et al. 3648; c, d: Schindler et al. 579; e, f: Schindler et al. 951; g, h: Schindler et al. 785. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	FIGURE 7. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) of leaf trichomes. a. Abaxial leaf surface of Vellozia goiasensis. b. Trichome of V. goiasensis. c. Abaxial leaf surface of V. glocimarii. d. Trichome of V. glocimarii. e. Adaxial leaf surface of V. nana. f. Detail of teeth on the leaf surface of V. nana. g. Abaxial leaf surface of V. veadeirensis. h. Trichome of V. veadeirensis. Scale bars = 250 µm. a, b: Simon et al. 3648; c, d: Schindler et al. 579; e, f: Schindler et al. 951; g, h: Schindler et al. 785. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCBFF85FF7789F351C9F8F2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422642/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422642	FIGURE 5. Geographic distribution of new Vellozia species from Goiás, Brazil. Brazilian states: GO—Goiás, TO—Tocantins. PNCV— National Park Chapada dos Veadeiros.Black asterisk indicates the population of V.glocimarii lostdue to flooding caused by the construction of the Cana Brava dam.	FIGURE 5. Geographic distribution of new Vellozia species from Goiás, Brazil. Brazilian states: GO—Goiás, TO—Tocantins. PNCV— National Park Chapada dos Veadeiros.Black asterisk indicates the population of V.glocimarii lostdue to flooding caused by the construction of the Cana Brava dam.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCBFF85FF7789F351C9F8F2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422646/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422646	FIGURE 7. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) of leaf trichomes. a. Abaxial leaf surface of Vellozia goiasensis. b. Trichome of V. goiasensis. c. Abaxial leaf surface of V. glocimarii. d. Trichome of V. glocimarii. e. Adaxial leaf surface of V. nana. f. Detail of teeth on the leaf surface of V. nana. g. Abaxial leaf surface of V. veadeirensis. h. Trichome of V. veadeirensis. Scale bars = 250 µm. a, b: Simon et al. 3648; c, d: Schindler et al. 579; e, f: Schindler et al. 951; g, h: Schindler et al. 785. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	FIGURE 7. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) of leaf trichomes. a. Abaxial leaf surface of Vellozia goiasensis. b. Trichome of V. goiasensis. c. Abaxial leaf surface of V. glocimarii. d. Trichome of V. glocimarii. e. Adaxial leaf surface of V. nana. f. Detail of teeth on the leaf surface of V. nana. g. Abaxial leaf surface of V. veadeirensis. h. Trichome of V. veadeirensis. Scale bars = 250 µm. a, b: Simon et al. 3648; c, d: Schindler et al. 579; e, f: Schindler et al. 951; g, h: Schindler et al. 785. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCBFF85FF7789F351C9F8F2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422648/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422648	FIGURE 8. Vellozia nana. a-c. Branches with bud, flower, and fruit. d. Adaxial leaf and detail of surface. e. Abaxial leaf surface and detail of the midrib. f. Detail of the leaf apex. g. Detail of hypanthium covered by emergences. h. Front view of the flower. i. Detail of emergences on the fruit. j. Opened fruit (capsule). a, b, g, h: Schindler et al. 786; c–f, i: Schindler et al. 951; j. Schindler et al. 946. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	FIGURE 8. Vellozia nana. a-c. Branches with bud, flower, and fruit. d. Adaxial leaf and detail of surface. e. Abaxial leaf surface and detail of the midrib. f. Detail of the leaf apex. g. Detail of hypanthium covered by emergences. h. Front view of the flower. i. Detail of emergences on the fruit. j. Opened fruit (capsule). a, b, g, h: Schindler et al. 786; c–f, i: Schindler et al. 951; j. Schindler et al. 946. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCBFF85FF7789F351C9F8F2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422651/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422651	FIGURE 9. Landscape in Alto Paraíso de Goiás, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia nana occurs. a. Habitat of V. nana showing rocky fields (campo rupestre) in Serra da Baliza. b. Solitary habit. c. Caespitose habit. a: Schindler et al. 951; b: Schindler et al. 786; c: Schindler et al. 951. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	FIGURE 9. Landscape in Alto Paraíso de Goiás, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia nana occurs. a. Habitat of V. nana showing rocky fields (campo rupestre) in Serra da Baliza. b. Solitary habit. c. Caespitose habit. a: Schindler et al. 951; b: Schindler et al. 786; c: Schindler et al. 951. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCBFF85FF7789F351C9F8F2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422655/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422655	FIGURE 11. Landscapes in Alto Paraíso de Goiás, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia veadeirensis occurs. a. Post-fire flowering population of V. veadeirensis in a rocky field with shallow and sandy soil. b. Habitat of V. veadeirensis showing soil with white quartzite rubble. c. Prostrate habit (post-fire). d. Unburned individuals showing marcescent leaves persistent on stem. e. Flowering individual. f. Fruiting individual. a, c, e: Schindler et al. 782; b, d: Schindler et al. 785; f: Schindler et al. 627. Photos by a, c–f. Bianca Schindler, and b. Maurício Figueira.	FIGURE 11. Landscapes in Alto Paraíso de Goiás, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia veadeirensis occurs. a. Post-fire flowering population of V. veadeirensis in a rocky field with shallow and sandy soil. b. Habitat of V. veadeirensis showing soil with white quartzite rubble. c. Prostrate habit (post-fire). d. Unburned individuals showing marcescent leaves persistent on stem. e. Flowering individual. f. Fruiting individual. a, c, e: Schindler et al. 782; b, d: Schindler et al. 785; f: Schindler et al. 627. Photos by a, c–f. Bianca Schindler, and b. Maurício Figueira.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCCFF9DFF7788E85067FE76.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422642/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422642	FIGURE 5. Geographic distribution of new Vellozia species from Goiás, Brazil. Brazilian states: GO—Goiás, TO—Tocantins. PNCV— National Park Chapada dos Veadeiros.Black asterisk indicates the population of V.glocimarii lostdue to flooding caused by the construction of the Cana Brava dam.	FIGURE 5. Geographic distribution of new Vellozia species from Goiás, Brazil. Brazilian states: GO—Goiás, TO—Tocantins. PNCV— National Park Chapada dos Veadeiros.Black asterisk indicates the population of V.glocimarii lostdue to flooding caused by the construction of the Cana Brava dam.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCCFF9DFF7788E85067FE76.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422646/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422646	FIGURE 7. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) of leaf trichomes. a. Abaxial leaf surface of Vellozia goiasensis. b. Trichome of V. goiasensis. c. Abaxial leaf surface of V. glocimarii. d. Trichome of V. glocimarii. e. Adaxial leaf surface of V. nana. f. Detail of teeth on the leaf surface of V. nana. g. Abaxial leaf surface of V. veadeirensis. h. Trichome of V. veadeirensis. Scale bars = 250 µm. a, b: Simon et al. 3648; c, d: Schindler et al. 579; e, f: Schindler et al. 951; g, h: Schindler et al. 785. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	FIGURE 7. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) of leaf trichomes. a. Abaxial leaf surface of Vellozia goiasensis. b. Trichome of V. goiasensis. c. Abaxial leaf surface of V. glocimarii. d. Trichome of V. glocimarii. e. Adaxial leaf surface of V. nana. f. Detail of teeth on the leaf surface of V. nana. g. Abaxial leaf surface of V. veadeirensis. h. Trichome of V. veadeirensis. Scale bars = 250 µm. a, b: Simon et al. 3648; c, d: Schindler et al. 579; e, f: Schindler et al. 951; g, h: Schindler et al. 785. Photos by: Bianca Schindler.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCCFF9DFF7788E85067FE76.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422653/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422653	FIGURE 10. Vellozia veadeirensis. a. Habit, marcescent and reflexed leafs persistent on stem. b. Post-fire appearance of the habit, with old leaves removed by fire. c 1 –c 2. Adaxial leaf surface glabrous or sparsely covered by trichomes, respectively (in sicco). d 1 –d 2. Abaxial leaf surface entirely covered by trichomes or partially glabrous (in sicco). e. Flower bud. f. Side view of the open flower. g. Front view of the flower. h. Detail of the hypanthium covered by sessile glandular emergences with a bulbous base (in sicco). i–j. Immature and mature fruits, showing variation in shape. a, c, d: Schindler et al. 785; b, e, f, g, h: Schindler et al. 782; i: Schindler et al. 627; j: Schindler et al. 947. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	FIGURE 10. Vellozia veadeirensis. a. Habit, marcescent and reflexed leafs persistent on stem. b. Post-fire appearance of the habit, with old leaves removed by fire. c 1 –c 2. Adaxial leaf surface glabrous or sparsely covered by trichomes, respectively (in sicco). d 1 –d 2. Abaxial leaf surface entirely covered by trichomes or partially glabrous (in sicco). e. Flower bud. f. Side view of the open flower. g. Front view of the flower. h. Detail of the hypanthium covered by sessile glandular emergences with a bulbous base (in sicco). i–j. Immature and mature fruits, showing variation in shape. a, c, d: Schindler et al. 785; b, e, f, g, h: Schindler et al. 782; i: Schindler et al. 627; j: Schindler et al. 947. Photos by Bianca Schindler and Maurício Figueira.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
03E38785FFCCFF9DFF7788E85067FE76.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/18422655/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18422655	FIGURE 11. Landscapes in Alto Paraíso de Goiás, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia veadeirensis occurs. a. Post-fire flowering population of V. veadeirensis in a rocky field with shallow and sandy soil. b. Habitat of V. veadeirensis showing soil with white quartzite rubble. c. Prostrate habit (post-fire). d. Unburned individuals showing marcescent leaves persistent on stem. e. Flowering individual. f. Fruiting individual. a, c, e: Schindler et al. 782; b, d: Schindler et al. 785; f: Schindler et al. 627. Photos by a, c–f. Bianca Schindler, and b. Maurício Figueira.	FIGURE 11. Landscapes in Alto Paraíso de Goiás, Goiás, Brazil, where Vellozia veadeirensis occurs. a. Post-fire flowering population of V. veadeirensis in a rocky field with shallow and sandy soil. b. Habitat of V. veadeirensis showing soil with white quartzite rubble. c. Prostrate habit (post-fire). d. Unburned individuals showing marcescent leaves persistent on stem. e. Flowering individual. f. Fruiting individual. a, c, e: Schindler et al. 782; b, d: Schindler et al. 785; f: Schindler et al. 627. Photos by a, c–f. Bianca Schindler, and b. Maurício Figueira.	2025-12-12	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni		Zenodo	biologists	Schindler, Bianca;Figueira, Maurício;Simon, Marcelo Fragomeni			
