Moraceae genera other than Ficus
C. C. Berg, E. J. H. Corner, Frances M. Jarrett
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C. C. Berg, E. J. H. Corner, Frances M. Jarrett
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A pantropical family with 37 genera of which 14 indigenous and in total 1070–1100 species of which 60 non-Ficus species in the Malesian region. Two genera and five non-Ficus species have been introduced.\nThe introductory part comprises chapters on distribution, morphology, pollen morphology (by R.P.W. Kromhout & R.W.J.M. van der Ham), wood anatomy (by P. Baas), chemotaxonomy (by R. Hegnauer), cytotaxonomy, ecology, reproductive biology, classification, and uses.\nKeys to the tribes, genera, and species are given.\nThe treatments of genera and species comprise references, synonymy, description, indications about distribution and ecology, and notes on relationships, etc.\nThe genera and species are alphabetically arranged under six tribes.\nThe treatment is illustrated with 25 line drawings and 4 distribution maps.
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A pantropical family with 37 genera of which 14 indigenous and in total 1070–1100 species of which 60 non-Ficus species in the Malesian region. Two genera and five non-Ficus species have been introduced.\nThe introductory part comprises chapters on distribution, morphology, pollen morphology (by R.P.W. Kromhout & R.W.J.M. van der Ham), wood anatomy (by P. Baas), chemotaxonomy (by R. Hegnauer), cytotaxonomy, ecology, reproductive biology, classification, and uses.\nKeys to the tribes, genera, and species are given.\nThe treatments of genera and species comprise references, synonymy, description, indications about distribution and ecology, and notes on relationships, etc.\nThe genera and species are alphabetically arranged under six tribes.\nThe treatment is illustrated with 25 line drawings and 4 distribution maps.
Key concepts: Pantropical, Ficus, Biology, Cytotaxonomy, Moraceae, Line drawings, Botany, Zoology