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Multangulate-stellate trichomes of adaxial side of leaf blade sessile to stalked, the rays not laying on the leaf surface; corolla white to purple, entire to shallowly stellate in outline

Shrub to large vine to 10 m tall; trichomes tan, yellow, or red-brown, simple to furcate, 1–4 mm long; calyx often densely pubescent, the appendages in flower 7–17 mm long; mature berry 15–30 mm in diameter Kaufman L, Rousseeuw P. Finding Groups in Data: An Introduction to Cluster Analysis. Wiley; New York: 1990. [ Google Scholar]Calyx up to 1.5 mm long; corolla 0.6–1.2 cm long; anthers 3–3.5 mm long; endemic to Mexico (states of Hidalgo, Oaxaca, Puebla, and Veracruz), usually over 800 m in elevation The pedicels of the flowers can be erect, ascending, spreading, or reflexed. It is common for the pedicel to be recurved at the tip as the flower is developing (this is the case in the herbs of series Meizonodontae). In other species, the pedicel is completely erect, and the flower is oriented upwards as it develops (e.g. L. heteroclita). In L. amatitlanensis and its close relatives L. glabripetala and L. inconspicua, the pedicels are usually deflexed and held beneath the leaves with the flowers nodding beneath the plant.

By using this service, you agree that you will only keep content for personal use, and will not openly distribute them via Dropbox, Google Drive or other file sharing servicesSince Bitter’s monograph, many additional New World Lycianthes taxa have been described (e.g., Bitter 1924; Standley 1927a, b, 1940; Standley and Steyermark 1947; Gentry 1948; Gentry 1973; Dean 1994, 1998; Rodríguez and Vargas 2002; Dean 2004, 2014; Dean et al. 2017b, 2018b, c, 2019a) and transferred to the genus (e.g., Bitter 1922; D’Arcy 1986b). Keys and species-level treatments for the genus have been included in a number of floristic works, including those for parts of Mexico ( Rzedowski 1985 [as Solanum]; Nee 1986), Guatemala ( Gentry and Standley 1974), Nicaragua ( D’Arcy 2001), Costa Rica ( Standley and Morton 1938; Bohs 2015), Panama ( Standley 1928; D’Arcy 1973a), Venezuela ( Benítez de Rojas and D’Arcy 1997), Peru ( MacBride 1962 [as Solanum]), and Argentina ( Barboza and Hunziker 1992; Barboza 2013); in addition, an identification key for upcoming species treatments has been published recently for the species of Brazil ( Costa-Silva and Agra 2018b), and a summary of the Brazilian species, including lectotypifications, has also been completed ( Costa-Silva 2018; Costa-Silva and Agra 2018a). Shrub or vine, often epiphytic; calyx coriaceous and fleshy, the appendages 0.25–1 mm long, connate at their bases, reflexed as a unit; corolla stellate in outline, blue to purple adaxially; anthers connate at their edges Lycianthes acapulcensis is a very variable species, and it may be that some of the local forms deserve varietal status. It is variable in habit, indument (both trichome type and density), leaf shape, presence or absence of purple stripes on the corolla, fruit shape, and fruit coloration. However, the variation extremes are connected by intermediate populations ( Dean 2004). Upper dichasial branching widely divaricate (the branches often spreading at a 180 degree angle), not forming a continuous, sinuous axis; epidermis light brown, usually smooth upon drying; multangulate-stellate trichomes usually with 5–8 (10) rays per whorl, the area where they join often becoming enlarged and spherical; corolla white, shallowly stellate in outline; mainly the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico and adjacent Guatemala and Belize, usually 0–500 m in elevation The people are sorely in need of firewood, and not being far-seeing enough to realize what a menace it is to the country to denude it so unscientifically, they have razed every treelet.

Corolla white to lilac, sometimes with purple or green markings; berry globose to depressed globose, the tip round, orange to red; seed surface finely marked with shallow serpentine cell pattern, not noticeably pitted; widely distributed In terms of data reduction, treelets are a data-driven method which provides a more concise representation of a data matrix with sparse correlation. Reducing the dimension of the initial data set before applying a learning algorithm can improve the accuracy of the predictor. In the spirit of the super-learning approach [ van der Laan, Polley and Hubbard (2007)], involving an aggressive approach for data adaptively selecting among a continuum of different strategies for construction of a prediction, for the purposes of dimension reduction in prediction, we recommend in practice that the height of the tree (L) and the dimension of the basis (K) should be chosen with respect to the cross-validated risk of the prediction in all applications. The authors elude to this.Calyx glabrous or pubescent, the calyx appendages often2 mm long or more in flower, 3 mm long or more in fruit; plants glabrous to densely pubescent, the trichomes often at least 1 mm long; mature berry orange to red; greater than or less than 1000 m in elevation Corolla shallowly stellate in outline, usually divided to 1/2 (rarely 2/3) of the way to the base, white to pale lilac with darker purple color on the lobes adaxially; Mexico (state of Chiapas) Calyx margin often irregularly notched or torn in flower and/or fruit, sometimes appearing lobed; corolla stellate, divided 1/2 to nearly all the way to the base, with abundant interpetalar tissue; anthers often with dark connective