Figure 1 Deinbollia onanae. (A) Habit, flowering branch; (B) detail from a large leaf showing apex and distal leaves (adaxial surfaces) and second leaf from the base (continued on next page...) Full-size DOI: 10.7717/peerj.11036/fig-1 (abaxial surface); (C) male flower lateral view; (D)male flower, petals and sepals removed to show the extra staminal disc and androecium; (E) base of D (male flower) showing the vestigial gynoecium and disc cut to show notches holding filament bases; (F) petal, adaxial surface, male flower; (G) female flower, lateral view; (H) female flower (with 3 sepals, 2 petals and anterior stamens removed) to show gynoecium and disc; (I) stamen from female flower; (J) petal, adaxial surface, of female flower with stamen. A, C-J from de Wilde et al. 4553 (K); B from Cheek 13436 (K). Drawn by Andrew Brown.