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Anthocyanins of the Sterculiaceae

Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 1979
Abstract No uncommon anthocyanins were detected among 13 taxa (sig genera) of the Sterculiaceae. Floral pigments appear to be of little systematic utility in this family.
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Sterculiaceae nouvelles d'Indochine

1942
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Sterculiaceae

2022
Samuel Paul Raj   +2 more
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Zur Pollenmorphologie der GattungWaltheriaL. (Sterculiaceae)

Feddes Repertorium, 1971
AbstractUntersuchungen des Pollens von 69 Belegen aus 44 Arten oder vermeintlichen Arten der GattungWaltheriaführten auf Grund von Unterschieden im Exinebau zum Nachweis eines spinulosen und eines suprareticulaten Pollentyps.In beiden Typen zeichnen sich ± parallele Tendenzen in der Evolution des Apertursystéms ab, die auf eine Vermehrung der Aperturen,
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A Revision of Fremontodendron (Sterculiaceae)

Systematic Botany, 1991
The genus Fremontodendron (Sterculiaceae) is endemic to California and Arizona in the United States and to Baja California of Mexico. Fremontodendron is considered to consist of two distinct and geographically localized species, F. decumbens and F. mexicanum, and a widespread, highly polymorphic species, F. californicum.
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Lectotypification of Cacao guianensis Aublet (Sterculiaceae)

Brittonia, 1993
Hitherto “suppressed,”Cacao guianensis, based on a mixture of elements that can be referred to three currently recognized species (i.e.,Theobroma cacao, T. subincanum, andT. velutinum), is lectotypified by Aublet's illustrations of its flowers. This makesC. guianensis a taxonomic synonym ofT.
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Sterculiaceae de Paraguay. II. Waltheria

2007
La diversité et la répartition géographique de Waltheria au Paraguay sont présentées, ce qui complète le traitement floristique de la famille Part I. Ce travail accepte 8 espèces qui sont décrites et illustrées et accompagnées de cartes de distribution et d'une clé pour leur identification.
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Sterculiaceae

1984
Herbs, shrubs or trees, usually with stellate indumentum, sometimes mixed with simple hairs. Leaves alternate, simple, usually lobed and toothed or sometimes entire. Stipules deciduous. Inflorescence various, axillary or terminal or sometimes cauline, rarely the flowers solitary.
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Sterculiaceae

2004
P. I. Forster, G. P. Guymer
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