The genus Acronyckia JR & G. Forster is known to occur naturally from India east to
southwest China and Taiwan, southeast throughout Malesia to the Solomon Islands, New …

The Australian genus Acradenia Kippist is known to occur naturally from the Macpherson
Range on the Queensland-New South Wales border, south, discontinuously, to western …

The genus Lunasia Blanco, with the exception of its occurrence in the Cape York Peninsula
of Australia, is entirely Malesian, ranging from the Philippines and Borneo south to Java and …

Small to medium trees; indumentum of simple trichomes; buds with scales completely
enclosing the leaf and floral primordia. Leaves opposite, imparipinnate, pinnately trifoliolate …

Armed or unarmed trees or shrubs [sometimes scandent or xeromorphic], rarely herbs.
Leaves alternate or more rarely opposite, simple or compound, usually glandular-punctate …

Jack described in 1822 (Mai. Misc. 2: 84) a new genus Psilobium based on two species
discovered by him during his travels in Benkulen. The specimens which served for the …

Background The genus Acronychia (Citrus family, Rutaceae) contains 49 species of trees
and shrubs that are found mainly in rain forest. The genus has a large distributional range …

Taprooted and rhizomatous annual and perennial herbs [or shrubs, rarely large trees], with
watery [rarely milky] sap, generally provided with a vesture of some kind, sometimes with …

There is much disagreement in regard to the taxonomy of Rhus L. in the recent regional
floras of North America. While many authors accept Engler's delimitation of the genus and …

Small shrubs to large trees, less commonly lianas or herbs, glabrous or pubescent; mating
system hermaphroditic or andromonoecious, rarely dioecious or diphasic; schizogenous …