Loganiaceae

Fruit.

Geocarpy, burying fruit in soil (the peanut style), or ground cover (as is the case here and called 'depositor type' by Hylander [1929]), observed for the first time in Loganiaceae.

Popovkin & Mendes 758 (HUEFS).Entre Rios:Imb: -12.03 -38.00 150 m.

Corolla fallen off.

Geocarpy, burying fruit in soil (the peanut style), or ground cover (as is the case here and called 'depositor type' by Hylander [1929]), observed for the first time in Loganiaceae.