Tribeē1- Desmodieae-Ougeinia, Desmodium, Uraria, Alysicarpus Tribeē0- Aeschynomeneae-Smithia, Aeschynomene TribeĒ9- Hedysareae-Stracheya, Hedysarum, Onobrychis, Taverniera, Ebenus, Alhagi TribeĒ6- Trifolieae-Melilotus, Trigonella, Medicago, Trifolium TribeĒ4- Vicieae-Cicer, Vicia, Lens, Lathyrus, Pisum TribeĒ2- Glycineae-Clitoria, Dumasia, Glycine, Shuteria, Teramnus TribeĒ1- Phaseoleeae-Phaseolus, Vigna, Macroptilium, Lablab, Macrotyloma TribeĒ0- Erythrineae-Erythrina, Butea, Mucuna Tribeđ8- Cajaneae-Cajanus, Atylosia, Flemingia, Rhynchosia, Paracalyx Tribeđ6- Astragaleae-Caragana, Chesneya, Gueldenstaedtia, Astragalus, Oxytropis, Glycyrrhiza
Tribeđ2- Indigofereae-Indigofera, Cyamopsis
TribeĖ- Crotalarieae-Goniogyna, Crotalaria Tribeđ- Sophoreae Sophora, Castanospermum 12000 species cosmopolitan in distribution. Seed sometimes arillate, with or without endosperm.Ī large family with c. Fruit dehiscent by 2 or 1 sutures or indehiscent, or jointed and breaking up into 1-seeded parts. Ovary unicarpellary, mostly unilocular, many-1 ovules on the adaxial suture.
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Stamens 10, rarely fewer, free or fused, mostly the adaxial stamen free or nearly so and the 9 united together, anthers uniform or dimorphic, basifixed or dorsifixed. Corolla polypetalous or sometimes united, vexillary imbricate, differentiated into the upper bigger outermost petal or vexillum, the two lateral wings, and the 2 innermost, sometimes united along the margin, forming the carina or keel. Inflorescence solitary, racemose, paniculate or umbellate, capitate or spicate. Leaf rarely simple, mostly compound, unifoliolate, pinnately or palmately compound stipels sometimes present. See General References.Department of Botany, University of Karachi, Karachi Synopsis of the genera and suprageneric taxa of the Euphorbiaceae. The saga of the spurges: a review of the classification and relationships of the Euphorbiaceae. Note on the testa structure of Panda Pierre, Galearia Zoll. Ovules and seeds in Acalyphoideae (Euphorbiaceae): structure and systematic implications. Pollen morphology, exine structure and systematics of Acalyphoideae (Euphorbiaceae) Part 1.
Nowicke, J.W., Takahashi, M., Webster, G.L. The method of germination of seeds enclosed in a stony endocarp. Wood anatomy of Acalyphoideae (Euphorbiaceae). Panda oleosa, ein Ölsamenbaum Westafrikas. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.Ĭorner, E.J.H. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. Seeds ecarunculate embryo flattened, truncate apically, cordate basally endosperm copious, oily. Fruits drupaceous, exocarp fleshy, hard, thick, sculpted endocarp bony, entire to perforate or ruminate, containing (2)3(4) one-seeded locules, dehiscing by valves at germination. Flowers unisexual sepals 5, distinct or connate petals 5, ± imbricate or valvate disk 0 stamens 5–15, filaments distinct anthers bilocular, usually introrse, dehiscing longitudinally pollen grains prolate to oblate spheroidal, 3-colporate, inoperculate (operculate), sexine tectate-punctate or reticulate pistillode columnar, non-lobate, sometimes peltate gynoecium syncarpous ovary 2–5-locular ovules 1 per locule, pendulous, bitegmic, anatropous and epitropous or less often orthotropous obturator 0 stylodia 2–5, short, or 0 stigmas 2–5, stigmatoid, sometimes branched. Inflorescences terminal or cauliflorous and pseudoracemose-thyrsiform, or axillary and fasciculate, or flowers solitary bracts minute. Leaves alternate, simple, entire or dentate, pinnately veined, eglandular stipules small, inserted at different levels on the axis, generally persistent. Dioecious trees or shrubs indumentum simple.
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