FIGURE 2. Medinilla saxa Fernando A in Medinilla saxa (Melastomataceae: Sonerileae), a new, ultramafic rock-dwelling species from the Philippines

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FIGURE 2. Medinilla saxa Fernando A. Habitat at type locality, ultramafic rocks along a stream at c. 560 m elevation. B. Low shrub growth habit on ultramafic rock crevice in situ showing multiple branches from the base. C. Leafy branch showing oppositely and decussately arranged leaves and glaucescent abaxial surface of lamina with pair of visible secondary veins. D. Terminal cymose inflorescence showing pointed flower buds. E. Open flower showing the four petals. F. Close-up of flower showing the eight stamens with curved anthers, each with a yellow dorsal spur, and style with punctiform stigma. A from E.S. Fernando 5589; B, C, D, E, F from E.S. Fernando 5591. All photographs by Edwino S. Fernando.

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