Morphological aspects of Syagrus harenae with ecological implications. A. Fly on the peduncular bract. B. A bee visiting a pistillate flower. C. A bee visiting a staminate flower. D. Beetle. E–F. Larvae (two white arrowheads). G–H. Fruits and endocarps on the sandy soil. I. Mesocarp damaged (da) by fruit predation. J–K. Pendulous infructescences almost reaching the ground (three white circles), and young plants (two white arrowheads) near adult plants. Photographs by Bruno F. Sant’Anna-Santos.

 
 
  Part of: Sant’Anna-Santos BF, Lopes Pereira Nunes E, Micheli R, Maria Teodoro Francino D (2025) Hidden in the mountain: a new rare Syagrus (Arecaceae) with morphological novelties. Plant Ecology and Evolution 158(1): 63-81. https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.140657