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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Asclepiadaceae"”.
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A revision of Hoodia and Lavrania (Asclepiadaceae-Stapelieae)
Hoodia Sweet ex Decne is revised to contain 13 species which are divided into 2 sections. Sect. Hoodia contains H.currorii, H.dregei, H.gordonii, H.juttae and H.parviflora. Sect. Trichocaulon contains H.alstonii, H.flava, H.mossamedensis, H.officinalis, H.pedicellata, H.pilifera, H.ruschii and …
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Phytochemical and toxocological studies of some Botswanan plants used in traditional medicine
… ) Lam. Ex. (Leguminosae), Asclepiasfruticosa L. (Asclepiadaceae), Albizzia brevifolia Schinz (Leguminosae), Argemone mexicana L. (Papaveraceae) and Enicostemma axillare L. (Gentianaceae). A DNA-based test capable of identifying the species from powdered fragments of the plant material has also …
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Comparative Anatomy of the Stem in the Carrion Flowers (Apocynaceae-Asclepiadoideae)
The carrion flowers or stapeliads (Stapelia and related genera, Apocynaceae) comprise a group of several hundred species of succulent plants native to the Old World, primarily Africa. Despite the size and diversity of the group, surprisingly little is known of the comparative anatomy and morphology …