Leaf with (a few) special glands on the lamina

The following is a list of native or naturalised species which, at least some of the time, possess this spot-character.

This spot character covers cases where a usually small number of distinctive glands are borne on the lamina. An example is the pair of glands which occur near the leaf base in Macaranga mellifera (see image).

It is not intended to include cases where there are pellucid gland dots throughout the lamina (spot charcter 719) or cases where the lamina is covered with glands beneath (spot character 755).

Family	Species	Comment
Euphorbiaceae	Alchornea hirtella
Euphorbiaceae	Alchornea laxiflora	May be stipels as well as glands?
Euphorbiaceae	Alchornea yambuyaënsis
Euphorbiaceae	Aleurites moluccana
Euphorbiaceae	Croton sylvaticus	Stalked glands present at the base of the leaf below
Euphorbiaceae	Shirakiopsis elliptica
Euphorbiaceae	Vernicia montana
Lamiaceae	Gmelina arborea
Malvaceae subfamily Malvoideae	Hibiscus cannabinus	Leaves usually with a prominent gland on the under surface near the base of the midrib
Malvaceae subfamily Malvoideae	Hibiscus diversifolius subsp. rivularis	Leaves usually with fissured gland near the base of the midrib below

Number of species: 10