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A taxonomic revision of Loasaceae from Venezuela [PDF]
, 2012 Resumen en español: "La familia Loasaceae no ha sido estudiada taxonómicamente en Venezuela, por tal razón se realizó una revisión taxonómica que permitió reconocer las especies presentes en el país y los principales caracteres de importancia taxonómica ...
Eliana Noguera Savelli
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An iridoid glucoside from Gronovia scandens (Loasaceae)
, 2002 A new secoiridoid glucoside has been isolated from Gronovia scandens L. (Loasaceae), namely 6-beta-hydroxysweroside. The structure was mainly elucidated by spectroscopic methods.
Rodrigues, R. +2 more
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, 2001 ilustraciones, fotografías, mapasSe revisa la familia Loasaceae para Colombia. Tres subfamilias estan repre- sentadas en el pais: Gronovioideae con Gronovia scandens, una especie distri- buida ampliamente; Mentzelioidae con dos especies de Mentzelia, M ...
Weigend, Maximilian
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Distribution and Biosynthesis of Iridoid Glucosides in the Loasaceae Family
, 2000 In order to make a more precise inventory of iridoid glucosides from Loasaceae family 13 species belonging to 7 genera (Eucnide bartonioides, E. grandiflora, Gronovia scandens, Fuertesia domingensis, Loasa parviflora, L. tricolor, L. urens, L.
Rodriguez-Lopez, Veronica
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PATRONES DE DISTRIBUCIÓN GEOGRÁFICA DE LAS LOASACEAE EN VENEZUELA
, 2011 COMPENDIOLas Loasaceae están representadas en el país por cuatro géneros: GronoviaL., Klaprothia Kunth, Mentzelia L. y Nasa Weigend, y por nueve especies:Gronovia scandens L., Klaprothia fasciculata (K.
Noguera-Savelli, Eliana +1 more
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Exercitatio Theologica De Peccato In Spiritum Sanctum
Quam Sub Felici Praesidio ... Dn. Johan. Weinmanni ... In Alma Norica Placido Eruditorum examini submittet Thomas Starcken/ Gronovia Saxon. infer. Autor & Respondens Ad diem VIII. Iul.
Starcke, Thomas, Weinmann, Johann
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International Journal of Plant Sciences, 2000
Members of Loasaceae subfamily Gronovioideae have distinctive flowers compared to those of other members of the family. In contrast to all other Loasaceae, they have haplostemonous androecia and uniovulate gynoecia. The haplostemonous androecia are paedomorphic. The two major clades of gronovioids—(1) Petalonyx and (2) Cevallia, Fuertesia, and Gronovia—
Michael L. Moody, Larry Hufford
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Members of Loasaceae subfamily Gronovioideae have distinctive flowers compared to those of other members of the family. In contrast to all other Loasaceae, they have haplostemonous androecia and uniovulate gynoecia. The haplostemonous androecia are paedomorphic. The two major clades of gronovioids—(1) Petalonyx and (2) Cevallia, Fuertesia, and Gronovia—
Michael L. Moody, Larry Hufford
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