Scrophulariaceae. Part I Calceolarieae. Flora Neotropica (47) bouquet Pithecellobium differs consistently from all

Pithecellobium differs consistently from all other Ingeae in one character: the seed-funicle modified into a spongy aril that cups the lower one-third or one-half of the seed

(3) analyze the phylogenetic relationships of the species in Grammadenia

the authors present a revision of this family with a treatment of the six genera and 137 species of zygomorphic-flowered neotropical Lecythidaceae

and is supplemented with brief introductions to the tribe Ficeae and the genus Ficus

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Scrophulariaceae. Part I Calceolarieae. Flora Neotropica (47) bouquet Pithecellobium differs consistently from allThis title is monograph 47 in the Flora Neotropica series. A detailed systematic treatment of the neotropical species of the tribe Calceolarieae is presented in this monograph. Also included are discussions of breeding systems, speciation, and phylogeny.