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Semillas Del Género Passiflora Nativas De Venezuela 1 PASSIFLORACEAE Semillas del género Passiflora nativas de Venezuela 1 Dra. Silvia Pérez-Cortéz -- Universidad Central de Venezuela Fotos: Silvia Pérez-Cortéz. Retoque de las fotos: Diseñadora gráfica María Elena Takkas. Producido por: Heike Betz, Robin Foster, T.Wachter, J. Philipp; con el apoyo de Connie Keller y el Andrew Mellon Foundation. © Silvia Pérez-Cortéz [[email protected]] Investigadora, Instituto Experimental Jardín Botánico”Dr. Tobías Lasser”, Universidad Central de Venezuela. © Keller Science Action Center, Science and Education, The Field Museum, Chicago [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [[email protected]] Rapid Color Guide # 598 versión 1 06/2016 La escala en todas las fotos corresponde a 1 mm. 1 Passiflora adenopoda 2 Passiflora alnifolia 3 Passiflora ambigua 4 Passiflora amicorum 5 Passiflora araguensis 6 Passiflora auriculata 7 Passiflora bauhinifolia 8 Passiflora biflora 9 Passiflora capparidifolia 10 Passiflora capsularis 11 Passiflora cincinnata 12 Passiflora coccinea 13 Passiflora coriacea 14 Passiflora costata 15 Passiflora cuneata 16 Passiflora cyanea 17 Passiflora edulis 18 Passiflora filipes 19 Passiflora foetida 20 Passiflora fuchsiiflora PASSIFLORACEAE Semillas del género Passiflora nativas de Venezuela 2 Dra. Silvia Pérez-Cortéz -- Universidad Central de Venezuela Fotos: Silvia Pérez-Cortéz. Retoque de las fotos: Diseñadora gráfica María Elena Takkas. Producido por: Heike Betz, Robin Foster, T.Wachter, J. Philipp; con el apoyo de Connie Keller y el Andrew Mellon Foundation. © Silvia Pérez-Cortéz [[email protected]] Investigadora, Instituto Experimental Jardín Botánico”Dr. Tobías Lasser”, Universidad Central de Venezuela. © Keller Science Action Center, Science and Education, The Field Museum, Chicago [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [[email protected]] Rapid Color Guide # 598 versión 1 06/2016 La escala en todas las fotos corresponde a 1 mm. 21 Passiflora garckei 22 Passiflora glandulosa 23 Passiflora gleasoni 24 Passiflora gracilis 25 Passiflora gritensis 26 Passiflora guatemalensis 27 Passiflora guazumaefolia 28 Passiflora holosericea 29 Passiflora kalbreyeri 30 Passiflora laurifolia 31 Passiflora ligularis 32 Passiflora lindeniana 33 Passiflora longiracemosa 34 Passiflora lyra 35 Passiflora maguirei 36 Passiflora manicata 37 Passiflora misera 38 Passiflora mixta 39 Passiflora mollis 40 Passiflora mollissima PASSIFLORACEAE Semillas del género Passiflora nativas de Venezuela 3 Dra. Silvia Pérez-Cortéz -- Universidad Central de Venezuela Fotos: Silvia Pérez-Cortéz. Retoque de las fotos: Diseñadora gráfica María Elena Takkas. Producido por: Heike Betz, Robin Foster, T.Wachter, J. Philipp; con el apoyo de Connie Keller y el Andrew Mellon Foundation. © Silvia Pérez-Cortéz [[email protected]] Investigadora, Instituto Experimental Jardín Botánico”Dr. Tobías Lasser”, Universidad Central de Venezuela. © Keller Science Action Center, Science and Education, The Field Museum, Chicago [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [[email protected]] Rapid Color Guide # 598 versión 1 06/2016 La escala en todas las fotos corresponde a 1 mm. 41 Passiflora morifolia 42 Passiflora multiformis 43 Passiflora nitida 44 Passiflora oerstedii 45 Passiflora pedata var. stipularis 46 Passiflora cf. picturata 47 Passiflora pulchella 48 Passiflora pyrrhantha 49 Passiflora quadrangularis 50 Passiflora quadriglandulosa 51 Passiflora reptipetala 52 Passiflora riparia 53 Passiflora rubra 54 Passiflora rugosa 55 Passiflora sclerophylla 56 Passiflora securiclata 57 Passiflora seemannii 58 Passiflora serrulata 59 Passiflora spinosa 60 Passiflora suberosa PASSIFLORACEAE Semillas del género Passiflora nativas de Venezuela 4 Dra. Silvia Pérez-Cortéz -- Universidad Central de Venezuela Fotos: Silvia Pérez-Cortéz. Retoque de las fotos: Diseñadora gráfica María Elena Takkas. Producido por: Heike Betz, Robin Foster, T.Wachter, J. Philipp; con el apoyo de Connie Keller y el Andrew Mellon Foundation. © Silvia Pérez-Cortéz [[email protected]] Investigadora, Instituto Experimental Jardín Botánico”Dr. Tobías Lasser”, Universidad Central de Venezuela. © Keller Science Action Center, Science and Education, The Field Museum, Chicago [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [[email protected]] Rapid Color Guide # 598 versión 1 06/2016 La escala en todas las fotos corresponde a 1 mm. 61 Passiflora subpeltata 62 Passiflora tiliaefolia 63 Passiflora truxillensis 64 Passiflora tuberosa 65 Passiflora variolata 66 Passiflora vespertilio 67 Passiflora vitifolia .
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