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Published In: Flora 27(32): 552. 1844. (28 Aug 1844) (Flora) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 6/10/2009)
Acceptance : Accepted
Taxon Profile     (Last Modified On 4/15/2014)
Reference(s):
Family or Genus Distribution: not endemic to the Malagasy Region
Generic Species Diversity and Endemism Status: based on existing literature
No. of species in Fl. Madagasc.: not published
Accepted Published Species: 1 indigenous non-endemic
Estimated Unpublished Species: none
Estimated Total Species: 1 indigenous non-endemic
Species Level Data Entry: complete
Notes: Pentodon is similar to Oldenlandia, Kohautia, and Astiella, but can be separated from those and similar genera by its 5 calyx lobes, corollas lobes, and stamens. Pentodon is generally circumscribed to include about 2 species (Verdcourt 1976), with one of these widespread in Africa, occasional in Madagascar, and adventive in the New World generally around the Caribbean basin.
Compiled or updated by: C.M. Taylor VII 2011

 

 
 
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