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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Detarioideae"”.

  1. Co-dominant Detarioideae (Leguminosae) tree species in the rain forests of Korup National Park, Cameroon

    … change. Trees of the Leguminosae subfamily Detarioideae are common. Ten new Detarioideae tree species were described in the past eleven years; most of these are (near-) endemic to Korup National Park. They had not been recorded earlier because rainforest trees are easily overlooked and …

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  2. Fabaceae Lindl. Em uma área prioritária para conservação no extremo Oeste da Paraíba, Brasil

    … presentes (Caesalpinioideae, Cercidoideae e Detarioideae) na Serra do Bongá, um fragmento disjunto da Chapada do Araripe, situada na Depressão Sertaneja Setentrional de Caatinga cristalina, considerada uma área prioritária para conservação no extremo oeste do estado da Paraíba. Para isso, …

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  3. Application of high-throughput methods to reconstruct the evolutionary history of amherstieae by using the fossil pollen record of Striatopollis catatumbus and extant geographical records of the tribe

    To have a better understanding of the evolutionary history of the different plant lineages, especially in the tropics, it is important to integrate the study of fossil records with extant occurrences. Fossil records provide information of origination, extinction, and dispersal events that are …

    uiuc Repository record for Application of high-throughput methods to reconstruct the evolutionary history of amherstieae by using the fossil pollen record of Striatopollis catatumbus and extant geographical records of the tribe (opens in a new tab)