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The Menispermaceae, a largely tropical family of dioecious and predominantly climbing plants, have been the subject of various molecular studies that confirmed its monophyly and the para- and polyphyly of most of the currently recognized tribes.
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Supplementary notes on American Menispermaceae XVIII. Neotropical Triclisieae and Anomospermeae
Volume: 51Start Page: 458End Page ...
Krukoff, Boris A, Barneby, Rupert C.
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Abuta (Anomospermeae, Menispermaceae), comprising 32 species, is the second most diverse genus of Neotropical moonseeds. Several species are known as sources of the arrow poison curare and are used in traditional medicine; among them, Abuta grandifolia ...
Wang, Wei +7 more
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Supplementary notes on American Menispermaceae XVI. Neotropical Triclisieae and Anomospermeae
Volume: 46Start Page: 78End Page ...
Krukoff, Boris A
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A taxonomic revision of Curarea Barneby & Krukoff (Menispermaceae). [PDF]
Ortiz RDC.
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The endocarp evolution of Cissampelideae (Menispermaceae): integrating extant and fossil species. [PDF]
Lian L, Zhang Q, Wang W.
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A cornucopia of diversity-Ranunculales as a model lineage. [PDF]
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Nomenclatural Updates in Anomospermum (Anomospermeae: Menispermaceae)
Novon, A Journal for Botanical NomenclatureTwo new combinations, Anomospermum prancei (Barneby & Krukoff) R. Ortiz and A. verruculosum (Krukoff & Barneby) R. Ortiz, are made in the Neotropical genus Anomospermum Miers (Anomospermeae–Menispermaceae) to conform with the newly revised classification based on morphology and DNA sequence data.
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