Figure 7. 

Midrib anatomy of Syagrus montana (A–E) and S. evansiana (F–J) using LM in transverse sections. A. Triangular midrib: collateral bundle (white circle), continuous expansion tissue (ex) with linearly arranged fibres (two yellow circles), accessory vascular bundle (white arrowhead), and non-vascular fibres (four black arrowheads). BC. Detail of the expansion tissue: only non-vascular fibre bundles (black circle). D. Biseriate hypodermis (hy) with thickened walls. E. Detail of the collateral bundle: phloem poles (four white arrowheads). FG. Truncate midrib: collateral bundles (three white circles), interrupted expansion tissue (ex) with non-linearly arranged fibres (two yellow circles), small accessory vascular bundle within the expansion-tissue caps (green arrowhead), small vascular bundle (white arrowhead), and non-vascular fibres (11 black arrowheads). H. Detail of the accessory vascular bundle: vascular tissue (white circle). I. Uniseriate hypodermis (hy) with thin walls. J. Detail of the collateral bundles: phloem poles (six white arrowheads). Photographs by Bruno F. Sant’Anna-Santos.

 
  Part of: Reis SdaS, Francino DMT, Dias BO, Ferreira-Filho R, Pinto LG, Nunes ELP, Sant’Anna-Santos BF (2026) A new dwarf palm from the campo rupestre: another piece of the Syagrus evansiana complex (Arecaceae). Plant Ecology and Evolution 159(2): 356-369. https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.188286