Meliaceae Juss., Gen. P1. (1789) 263 (‘Meliae’); TD Penn. & Styles, Blumea 22 (1975) 419—540;
Mabb. in Fl. Nouv.-Caléd. et Dép. 15 (1988) 17—89; Mabb. & Pannell in Tree Fl. …

Of all plant families the Meliaceae is among the more useful to man, chiefly for its high quality
timbers and for the ease with which some species can be grown in plantations. Almost …

… of Meliaceae are unique to the family and are of great interest because of their insecticidal
qualities. Meliaceae also … In Meliaceae true saponins are rare, but saponin-like glycosides are …

The study deals with review on Medicinal plant family-Meliaceae. This is also called as
Mahogany family, is a family of flowering plants consisting of trees, shrubs. Present Review …

A quantitative ethnobotanical approach to antimalarial drug discovery led to the identification
of Lansium domesticum Corr. Ser. (Meliaceae) as an important antimalarial used by …

Sectio Eugarea C. DC. 1. Guarea acreana C. DC. n. sp.; ramulis glabris; foliis modice petiolatis
4-5-jugis glabris, foliolis oppositis breviter petiolulatis, superis oblongo-ellipticis infimis …

… structurally diversified in the Meliaceae family. Structurally, … of the meliacins from the
Meliaceae family into protolimonoids … This review covers the chemistry of limonoids of Meliaceae …

The Meliaceae family is well represented in Southern and Eastern Africa and Madagascar.
Plants range in size from magnificent forest trees to small shrubs. Certain species are …

… Genera of the Melioidease, one major subfamily of the Meliaceae, contain meliacins formed
… trends of meliacin chemistry thus correspond to the morphological division of the Meliaceae. …

Phylogenetic analyses of Meliaceae, including representatives of all four currently recognized
subfamilies and all but two tribes (32 genera and 35 species, respectively), were carried …