“…Phenolic substances were found in the epidermis, subepidermal layer, phloem and xylem of the midrib (Figure 5e,f) and stem and in the ground parenchyma of the midrib (Figure 5e). Gribner, Moura, et al (2020) confirmed the presence of phenolic compounds in the leaves of O. paranaensis and isolated and identified four flavonoids, namely, epicatechin, quercetin, kaempferol and hyperin. Phenolics were also evidenced in the midrib of O. gardneri (Coutinho, Agra, Barbosa‐Filho, & Basilio, 2006) and O. puberula (Farago et al, 2005), and the midrib, petiole and stem of O. porosa (Brustulim et al, 2020) and O. nutans (Betim et al, 2020).…”