FIVE RARE GENERA OF EUPHORBIACEAE (SENSU LATO) IN THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO: ALPHANDIA , ASHTONIA , BORNEODENDRON , CLADOGYNOS AND TAPOÏDES

P. Welzen

DOI:10.1017/S0960428612000248
Corpus ID: 84732894

FIVE RARE GENERA OF EUPHORBIACEAE (SENSU LATO) IN THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO: ALPHANDIA , ASHTONIA , BORNEODENDRON , CLADOGYNOS AND TAPOÏDES

@article{Welzen2012FIVERG,
  title={FIVE RARE GENERA OF EUPHORBIACEAE (SENSU LATO) IN THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO: ALPHANDIA , ASHTONIA , BORNEODENDRON , CLADOGYNOS AND TAPO{\"I}DES},
  author={Peter C. Welzen},
  journal={Edinburgh Journal of Botany},
  year={2012},
  volume={69},
  pages={389-411}
}

P. Welzen
Published 1 November 2012
Biology
Edinburgh Journal of Botany

The Malesian species of five relatively unknown Euphorbiaceous genera are redescribed. Alphandia , Borneodendron , Cladogynos and Tapoides , each with one species in Malesia, are part of the Euphorbiaceae in the strict sense; Ashtonia (two species) is presently classified in the Phyllanthaceae. The descriptions have been completed by studying extra material, and high quality drawings are added.

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