Senegalia obliqua Maslin, B.C.Ho, H.Sun & L.Bai, Pl. Diversity 41: 415, fig. 31 (2019)
![A - Leaf showing position of petiole gland (thick arrow) and rachis glands (thin arrows). B - Leaflet (lower surface) with rather evident patent lateral veins and apex showing excentric, bluntly acute apiculum. C - Leaflet apex. D - Petiole gland prominent. E - Young vegetative shoot (densely orange-brown hairy). F - Node showing densely (minutely) puberulous branchlet and petiole gland well-removed from leaf base. Vouchers: K.M. Feng 22449 - isotype (A & F); K.M. Feng 13873 (B & E); Z.G. Wang 3-1749 (C); P.I. Mao 453 (D). Drawn by Waiwai Hove. [Published as Fig. 31 in Maslin et al. (2019), Plant Diversity vol. 41]](/imagegallery/images/s-5659watid2t.jpg "A - Leaf showing position of petiole gland (thick arrow) and rachis glands (thin arrows). B - Leaflet (lower surface) with rather evident patent lateral veins and apex showing excentric, bluntly acute apiculum. C - Leaflet apex. D - Petiole gland prominent. E - Young vegetative shoot (densely orange-brown hairy). F - Node showing densely (minutely) puberulous branchlet and petiole gland well-removed from leaf base. Vouchers: K.M. Feng 22449 - isotype (A & F); K.M. Feng 13873 (B & E); Z.G. Wang 3-1749 (C); P.I. Mao 453 (D). Drawn by Waiwai Hove. [Published as Fig. 31 in Maslin et al. (2019), Plant Diversity vol. 41]")
![Leaflets to 13 x 2.5 mm (larger than is given in protologue [i.e. 6-9 x 1-1.5], presumably because leaflet are from a young regrowth shrub)](/imagegallery/images/s-5659watie5t.jpg "Leaflets to 13 x 2.5 mm (larger than is given in protologue [i.e. 6-9 x 1-1.5], presumably because leaflet are from a young regrowth shrub)")
![Vegetative stipule prominent [soon caducous] with base sub-equally lobed](/imagegallery/images/s-5659watid10t.jpg "Vegetative stipule prominent [soon caducous] with base sub-equally lobed")
![Vegetative stipule prominent [soon caducous] with base unequally lobed](/imagegallery/images/s-5659watid9t.jpg "Vegetative stipule prominent [soon caducous] with base unequally lobed")
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Image GallerySenegalia obliqua Maslin, B.C.Ho, H.Sun & L.Bai, Pl. Diversity 41: 415, fig. 31 (2019) |
