Since a critical examination of the Chinese species of Eugenia Linn. sensu latiore has
resulted in the recognition not only of Eugenia proper, but also of Syzygium Gaertner …

Shrubs or trees with simple, opposite or alternate, coriaceous, glandular-punctate,
exstipulate leaves, often with a continuous intramarginal vein. Inflorescence cymose …

A small family of one, two, or three genera including approximately 40 to 50 species, mainly
in mild-temperate to subtropical regions of the world, including southern Africa. The number …

The name Ardisia crispa is usually applied to a woody plant of eastern Asia commonly
cultivated in greenhouses in Europe and the United States, although this species is …

The generic name Acmena, first appeared in Diet. Class. Hist. Nat. 11: 401 (repr. 5. 1826).
1827, as a nomen nudum," Acmena, DC (Metrosideros floribunda, Smith.)." One year later it …

The genus Cleistocalyx, proposed by Blume, Mus. Bot. Lugd.-Bat. Is 84. 1849, with two
species, C. nitidus Blume and C. nervosus Blume, very soon (Miq. Fl. Ind. Bat. 1 (1): 442 …

The identification of specimens of Syzygium* has always been diffi-cult, partly on account of
the large size and the lack of an overall treatment of the genus, and partly because, with a …

Generic concepts developed slowly in the Myrtaceae. At the beginning of the 19th century
few species were known, and these were traditionally distributed among ten or twelve …

The following is an account of some Myrtaceae from the Pacific region submitted to me for
determination by the Arnold Arboretum. It supplements a previous paper on" Some Papuan …

The genus Eurya was first described by Thunberg1 in 1783 with E. japonica, the type-
species. By 1854, over forty species had been added to this genus by various workers …