Bignoniaceae: Tribe Tecomeae

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Organization for Flora Neotropica, 1980 - Science - 370 pages
Gentry continues his study of Bignoniaceae with a treatment of the Tecomeae, including 19 native genera & 203 native species, plus 11 additional subspecies & 7 varieties.

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Section 1
14
Section 2
20
Section 3
32
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Bignoniaceae: Tribe Tecomeae
Alwyn H. Gentry
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A. P. de Candolle acuminate anthers apex basal base bialate Bignonia bipinnate blackish bracts branchlets Brazil Britton calyx campanulate capsule cm long cm wide Colombia conspicuously coriaceous corolla Cuba cuneate densely lepidote disk Distribution Fig drying Ekman elliptic Flowers Fruit Gentry glabrescent glabrous glandular holotype hyaline-membranaceous inconspicuously Inflorescence irregularly isotypes Jacaranda JBSD leaflets leaves lectotype lenticels León lepidote lepidote scales level of stamen linear lobes margin Martius membranaceous midvein mouth of tube narrowly obtuse ovary panicle Peru petiole petiolules pilose pinnae Prodr puberulous pubescent Representative specimens examined Río Santa São Paulo seed body seeds thin sessile Sierra simple trichomes SJRW slightly sparsely species stamen insertion stamens stamens didynamous stellate Tabebuia tannish Tecoma terete terminal thecae divaricate throat trichomes Type usually Venezuela villous whitish wide at mouth wings

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TitleBignoniaceae: Tribe Tecomeae
Bignoniaceae, Organization for Flora Neotropica
Part 2 of Bignoniaceae, Alwyn H. Gentry
Flora Neotropica Monographs, ISSN 0071-5794
Flora neotropica, ISSN 0071-5794
AuthorAlwyn H. Gentry
Editionillustrated, reprint
PublisherOrganization for Flora Neotropica, 1980
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized8 Apr 2008
ISBN0893273686, 9780893273682
Length370 pages
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