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Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2019
Neotropical rainforests cover about half of the world's tropical rainforests and house most of the biodiversity available on Earth. Australasia has been suggested as a potential source for Neotropical diversity.
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Neotropical rainforests cover about half of the world's tropical rainforests and house most of the biodiversity available on Earth. Australasia has been suggested as a potential source for Neotropical diversity.
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The Endocarps of Cocculus (Menispermaceae)
Kew Bulletin, 1974Summary. The surface-patterns on the endocarps of Cocculus are described and illustrated with SEM photographs. The value of these patterns in the taxonomy of the genus is discussed. Important taxonomic characters are provided by the form of the fruit and endocarp in the Menispermaceae. In some parts of the family, especially in the tribes Cocculeae and
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A Synopsis of Thai Menispermaceae
Kew Bulletin, 1988The following summary of the Menispermaceae of Thailand is a precursor to the account prepared for the Flora of Thailand. Since publication of the latter is likely to be delayed for a few years, the present account is provided in the meantime in order to stimulate interest and to draw attention to those species where further material is needed ...
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Kew Bulletin, 1982
Tiliacora Colebr. has hitherto comprised 19 species in Tropical Africa and two in SE Asia; the latter were treated in my revision in Kew Bull. 30: 89-94 (1975). The present species is the first to be recorded from Australia and it considerably extends the range of the genus, the nearest species being T.
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Tiliacora Colebr. has hitherto comprised 19 species in Tropical Africa and two in SE Asia; the latter were treated in my revision in Kew Bull. 30: 89-94 (1975). The present species is the first to be recorded from Australia and it considerably extends the range of the genus, the nearest species being T.
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Stamen and pollen development in Menispermaceae with contrasting androecium structure
Plant Systematics and Evolution, 2022Huiyong Zhang +10 more
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New Menispermaceae from Thailand
Kew Bulletin, 1980Over the last few years, valuable material of Menispermaceae has been collected in various parts of Thailand by Dr H. Banziger, an entomologist working with UNDP-FAO Plant Protection Project in Bangkok. He has generously made available to me the results of his extensive knowledge of the plants in the field, together with colour photographs and ...
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