Contribuição ao estudo anatômico da madeira de Anonáceas da Amazônia. III - Annona sericea Dun., Annona paludosa Aubl. e Guatteria paraensis R. E. Fries ()

Loureiro, Arthur A.

doi:10.1590/1809-43921971012085

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“…Apart from these more or less comprehensive studies, various papers, dealing with one or several taxa of the Annonaceae, have been published, e.g. Balan Menon (1959), Benoist (1927), Jutte (1958), Lindeman and Mennega (\ 963), Loureiro (1969Loureiro ( . 1970Loureiro ( , 1971, Loureiro and Da Silva (1968), Monteiro and Franca (\ 971).…”

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Systematic Wood Anatomy of Desmopsis, Sapranthus and Stenanona (Annonaceae)

Welle¹,

Rooden²

1982

IAWA J

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The wood anatomy of three related genera of the Annonaceae has been studied and described as part of a research project on the taxonomy of neotropical taxa of the family. The wood anatomy of the three genera is characterised by the occurrence of many fine apotracheal continuous concentric bands of parenchyma. The genera Desmopsis, Sapranthus, and Stenanona, restricted to Central America, can be separated on wood anatomical characters such as element length, ray height and the number of parenchyma bands per mm. A key for the genera is presented and the possible phylogenetic relationships are discussed. Finally, the wood anatomical results are correlated with data on pollen morphology, flower morphology and morphology of fruits and leaves.

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