Studies on Schismatoglottideae (Araceae) of Borneo XXVIII - A new Bakoa from Indonesian Borneo

Fig. 2. Bakoa nakamotoi S.Y.Wong. A & B. Flowering plants in habitat. Note the pendent habit and leaf blade with a prominent marginal vein. C. Inflorescence at pistillate anthesis. D. Inflorescence at pistillate anthesis with nearside part of spathe artificially removed to reveal spadix. Note the stamens with annulate pores, and the lax pistils. E. Detail of the staminate flowers. Note the annulate pore. F. Spathe artificially broken to show the extent of spadix adnation to the spathe. A & B E K. Nakamoto, used with permission. C-E from K.Nakamoto AR-3663 © P.C.Boyce.

Fig. 1. A-C, E & F Bakoa sicula S.Y.Wong. D. Bakoa nakamotoi S.Y.Wong. A. Detail of leaf blade. Note the absence of prominent marginal veins. B. Inflorescence at onset of pistillate anthesis. C. Inflorescence at pistillate anthesis with nearside part of spathe artificially removed to reveal spadix. Note the stamens with flush pores. D. Inflorescence at pistillate anthesis with nearside part of spathe artificially removed to reveal spadix. Note the stamens with annulate pores. E. Detail of the pistillate flower zone (spathe artificially removed). F. Detail of the staminate flower zone, spathe has been artificlaly removed to reveal the extent of spadix/spathe adnation. A-C, E & F from K.Nakamoto AR3953. D from K.Nakamoto AR-3663. Images © P.C.Boyce.