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Melastomataceae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
5Malvanae
Subclass
4Myrtidae
Phase
1Myrtales
Subphase
3Melastomataceae
Stage
0
Name

Melastomataceae

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Info

Chapter

3-654.13.00

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Family
Members: 200 genera; 4500 species.
Region: tropical; South America.
BotanyHerbs, shrubs or small trees.
Stem: grouped vessels in wood.
Leaves: simple; exstipulate; opposite, decussate; distinctive 3 to 7 longitudinal veins#.
Inflorescence: singly or in terminal or axillary, paniculate cymes.
Flowers: perfect; pollen with well-developed poreless furrows; nectaries lacking; andoecium basilateral; stamens zygomorphic, appendaged.
TaxonomyMelastomataceae is an Order in Myrtales the Apg3 classification.
In the Plant theory it is treated in the same way and placed in Subphase 3. At first Melastomataceae was placed in Subphase 5 on botanical grounds. But the provings of Clidemia capitellata and Miconia papillosa showed a strong quality of Boron.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›5 Malvanae
  • ›4 Myrtidae
  • ›1 Myrtales
  • 1Heterotis rotundifolia
  • 3Memecylaceae
  • 3Melastoma malabathricum
  • 5Phyllagathis rotundifolia
  • 5Clidemia capitellata
  • 8Clidemia novemnervia
  • 9Melastoma ackermanni
  • 9Miconia papillosa
  • 9Miconia serrulata
  • 10Medinilla magnifica
  • 13Medinilla venosa
  • 14Tibouchina elegans
  • 14Tibouchina urvilleana
  • xDissotis incana
  • xOsbeckia wynaadensis
  • xAllomorphia alata
  • xAnplectrum glaucum
  • xHeterocentron subtriplinervium
  • xMemecylon dichotomum
  • xMonolena cordifolia
  • xPogonanthera reflexa
  • xPternandra echinata
  • xSonerila gimlettei
  • xDichaetanthera crassinodis
  • xMonolena primuliflora
  • xGravesia guttata
  • xBlakea maurofernandeziana
  • xArthrostemma alatum
  • xArthrostemma ciliatum
  • xBlakea gracilis
  • xConostegia xalapensis
  • xRhynchanthera paludicola
  • xConostegia subcrustulata
  • xHeterocentron muricatum
  • xCalvoa orientalis
  • xArthrostemma parvifolia
  • xBlakea maurofernadeziana
  • xMouriri guianensis
  • xBertolonia maculata
  • xBellucia pentamera
  • xMaieta guianensis