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Published In: Philippine Journal of Science 1(Suppl.): 56. 1906. (Philipp. J. Sci.) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

 

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Project Data     (Last Modified On 6/3/2011)
General/Distribution: A genus of about 100 species in tropical and sub-tropical Asia and Australia. Represented in Pakistan by 2 species.

 

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Evergreen dioecious trees. Leaves sub-verticillate, entire, tri- or triplinerved. Flowers in umbels, surrounded by persistent bracts, usually sessile on the internodes. Florets 2-merous. Perianth of 2 whorls of 2 equal tepals. Male flower: Stamens 6 in 3 whorls; inner whorl with basal glands; anthers 4-celled, introrse; rudiment of pistil present or lacking. Female flower: 6 staminodes with glands, filaments slender, long; ovary with distinct style and peltate stigma. Fruit a juicy black berry, seated on a small, disc-like, shallow cup.
 

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1 Terminal bud 1 cm long. Sub-basal lateral nerves Reaching 1/3-1/2 the lamina length. Floret pedicels 2-2.5 mm long. Tepals broad, glabrous. Filaments 4 mm long; glands attached to the basal part of the filament. Fruit cup disc-like, thin Neolitsea pallens
+ Terminal bud 4 cm long. Sub-basal lateral nerves reaching 2/3-3/4 the lamina length. Floret pedicels up to 5 mm. Tepals narrow, villous. Filaments 10 mm long; glands free, basal stipitate. Fruit cup obconical, not differentiated from the obconical pedicel Neolitsea cuipala
 
 
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