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2023
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7629900 |
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- <p><b>Diagnostic key of the <i>Zamia splendens</i> complex</b></p><p>Below is a key that separates the members of the <i>Zamia splendens</i> complex using gross vegetative traits.</p><p>1. Leaflets falcate to subfalcate; plants typically with 1–3 leaves .........................................................................................................2</p><p>- Leaflets not falcate; plants typically with a full crown of leaves .......................................................................................................3</p><p>2. Leaves arcuate ....................................................................................................................................................................................4</p><p>- Leaves (typically) pendulous..............................................................................................................................................................5</p><p>3. Emergent leaves dull deep reddish-purple; leaflets finely serrulate with acuminate tips and (typically) raised veins..... <i>Z. purpurea</i></p><p>- Emergent leaves bright glossy pink or green; leaflets sharply serrate with acute tips and inconspicuous veins............. <i>Z. splendens</i></p><p>4. Leaflets linear-lanceolate with long-acuminate tips and distinct longitudinal folding ..................................................... <i>Z. standleyi</i></p><p>- Leaflets oblanceolate with acute tips and no longitudinal folding .................................................................................. <i>Z. lacandona</i></p><p>5. Emergent leaves reddish to purplish-brown; leaflets sharply serrate.......................................................................... <i>Z. cremnophila</i></p><p>- Emergent leaves light green; leaflets finely serrulate...................................................................................................... <i>Z. sandovalii</i></p>