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Isoetes pedersenii, a new species from southern South America

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Fig. 1 – Isoetes pedersenii. A – Plant habit. B – Cross section of the subula (terminal regionof a microphyll), with 4 air chambers, fiber bundles (black circles) and vascular tissue (cutline)
Fig. 2 – Isoetes pedersenii. A-C. Megaspores observed with SEM. A – Proximal view.The laesurae join in the equatorial zone or cingulum
Fig. 3 – Isoetes pederseniiview (top) and equatorial view (bottom). B – Major equatorial view showing theechinate-tuberculate ornamentation
Fig. 4 – Isoetes pederseniimicrosporangium, with microspores inside. B – Detail of the microsporangium where trabeculae canbe seen

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