New and Critical Euphorbiaceae from Eastern Tropical Asia
Léon Croizat
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Léon Croizat
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systematic of the Euphorbieae should be ruled by beliefs and conditions which have never been voiced, and even less enforced, in the segregation of Compositae, Rubiaceae, Leguminosae and, generally speaking, of all large or fairly large groups.The history of these groups is a long and continuous record of partial excisions and ablations from the bloated body of Linnean concepts.The account of Glycine L. given by Merrill (Comm.Lour.Fl.Cochin.[Trans.Amer.Phil.Soc, 24:] 208.1935) is particularly instructive.As illustrative specimens of C. pseudochamaesyce the following collections may be listed.
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systematic of the Euphorbieae should be ruled by beliefs and conditions which have never been voiced, and even less enforced, in the segregation of Compositae, Rubiaceae, Leguminosae and, generally speaking, of all large or fairly large groups.The history of these groups is a long and continuous record of partial excisions and ablations from the bloated body of Linnean concepts.The account of Glycine L. given by Merrill (Comm.Lour.Fl.Cochin.[Trans.Amer.Phil.Soc, 24:] 208.1935) is particularly instructive.As illustrative specimens of C. pseudochamaesyce the following collections may be listed.
Key concepts: Euphorbiaceae, Tropical Asia, Geography, Tropics, Botany, Biology, Ecology