SYNOPSIS OF SPOTTING CHARACTERS

1Stem bearing 1-5 (mostly 2 or 3) leaves at the apical part:
1'Leaf with 3 prominent nerves, reaching often to the apex, connected with almost parallel and transverse veins:
1''Leaves with lateral nerves pinnately arranged more or less at regular intervals; venation on the lower surface prominently and closely reticulate:
1'''Leaves villous or densely tomentose beneath and hairs covering almost the whole surface:
1''''Leaf base distinctly cordate, the sinus rather narrow and the auricles or basal lobes often overlapping:
1'''''Leaves distinctly papillate beneath; papillae forming rings or curves:
1''''''Flowers with funnel-shaped perianth, up to c. 12.5 cm long, the largest in this genus:
1'''''''Flowers with folded perianth more or less round in outline in side view, c. 7 cm ø, base cordate:
1''''''''Flowers with stamens arranged in 4 whorls:
1'''''''''Flowers with stamens arranged in 3 whorls:
1''''''''''Flowers with 6 stamens in 1 whorl; style lobes covered with (often hooked) hairs at the upper part:
1'''''''''''Flowers with 6 stamens in 1 whorl; anthers with connectives distinctly protruding 0.5-1 mm beyond them:
1''''''''''''Style lobes 2 or rarely 3, glabrous:
1'''''''''''''Seeds boat-shaped, rather smooth and only sparsely granulate on both surfaces: