Chrysobalanaceae
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https://doi.org/10.1590/2175-7860202576015 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/CC2F5616-FF81-FFD2-8577-FB6E515EF884 |
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Felipe |
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scientific name |
Chrysobalanaceae |
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Identification key for the genera of Chrysobalanaceae View in CoL from the state of Espírito Santo
1. Leaves with stomatal crypts on the abaxial surface.
2. Leaves with a higher number of primary veins (ca. 18), discoid glands at the margin; flowers with petals ............................................................................................................................................. 9. Parinari View in CoL 2’. Leaves with a lower number of primary veins (4 to 10), eglandular margin; flowers apetalous.
3. Stamens longer than calyx lobes .............................................................................. 6. Leptobalanus View in CoL 3’. Stamens shorter or similar to calyx lobes.......................................................................... 7. Licania View in CoL
1’. Leaves without stomatal crypts.
4. Flowers apetalous.......................................................................................................................... 7. Licania View in CoL
4’. Flowers with petals. 5. Flowers with 15 stamens or more. 6. Ovary inserted at base of the receptacle.
7. Shrubs; widely elliptic to rounded leaves, with rounded to subcordate apex ..........
...................................................................................................................1. Chrysobalanus View in CoL
7’. Trees; elliptic leaves, with acuminate apex ..................................................8. Moquilea View in CoL
6’. Ovary inserted laterally at receptacle mouth .........................................................2. Couepia View in CoL 5’. Flowers with less than 10 stamens.
8. Stamens far-exceeding calyx lobes ........................................................................... 4. Hirtella View in CoL
8’. Stamens shorter or equaling calyx lobes.
9. Ovary inserted at the base of the receptacle ........................................... 5. Hymenopus View in CoL 9’. Ovary inserted at receptacle mouth ......................................................3. Exellodendron View in CoL
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