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Blotia leandriana (Euphorbiaceae: Phyllanthoideae), a New Species from Eastern Madagascar

Petra Hoffmann, Gordon McPherson

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Blotia leandriana, endemic to the eastern coastal forests of Madagascar, is described and contrasted with its congeners.It is most similar to B. oblongifolia (Baillon) Leandri but is distin¬ guished by its smaller leaves and fruits, its incon¬ spicuous secondary venation, and its shorter, un¬ channeled petioles.

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Blotia leandriana, endemic to the eastern coastal forests of Madagascar, is described and contrasted with its congeners.It is most similar to B. oblongifolia (Baillon) Leandri but is distin¬ guished by its smaller leaves and fruits, its incon¬ spicuous secondary venation, and its shorter, un¬ channeled petioles.

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Blotia leandriana, endemic to the eastern coastal forests of Madagascar, is described and contrasted with its congeners.It is most similar to B. oblongifolia (Baillon) Leandri but is distin¬ guished by its smaller leaves and fruits, its incon¬ spicuous secondary venation, and its shorter, un¬ channeled petioles.

Key concepts: Euphorbiaceae, Biology, IUCN Red List, Botany, Taxonomy (biology), Zoology

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