Monographia Illustrada das Aristolochiaceas Brasileiras

Hoehne, F. C. (Frederico Carlos)

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“…4) are represented in Europe and Asia and in both eastern and western North America, the latter as far north as Quebec. Because the largest and best-known genus Aristolochia, with up to 500 species, has often huge and bizarre flowers ( Hoehne, 1942), always apetalous, with a highly specialized, gamosepalous, usually bilaterally symmetrical, petaloid calyx, stamens adnate to the style to form a gynostemium, inferior, syncarpous ovary, and lianous habit with expectedly specialized stem anatomy, the family has rarely been included in the Annonales ( but see Wettstein, 1935). Often the family is treated as a separate order ( Cronquist, 1968;Takhtajan, 1966Takhtajan, , 1969 or allied with such improbable relatives as the parasitic Rafflesiaceae and Hydnoraceae and the tropical Nepenthaceae ( Melchior, 1964;Hutchinson, 1973).…”

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A Phylogenetic Classification of the Annoniflorae

Thorne¹

1974

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A synoptical key to th e three orders Annonales, Berberidales, and Nymphaeales of the superorder Annoniflorae is presented with discussion as to why these orders, th e core of the histmical Ranales, are considered to be closely related to one another but divergent from the similarly plimitive Hamamelidales of the Hamamelidiflorae, and wh y the names Annonales and Berberidales are preferred to th e names Magnoliales and Ranunculales. For each of the three orders detailed synoptical keys to the 33 famili es and 30 subfamilies ( 21 additional to the typi cal subfamilies) recognized by the author are presented . Also the included famili es of each order are discussed with explanation of th eir accepted alignment, circumscription, and geography. Finally, an extensive bibliography is listed to those publications that represent the documentation for the author's interpretation of the Annoniflorae. Five new subfamilies are published by reference to their basonyms : Mollinedioideae of the Monimiaceae, Idiospermoideae of the Calycanthaceae, Peperomioideae of th e Piperaceae, and Euryaloideae and Barcl ayoideae of the Nymphaeaceae.

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Section: Suborder Annonineaementioning

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A Phylogenetic Classification of the Annoniflorae

Thorne¹

1974

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“…A PHYLETIC REARRANGEMENT IN THE ARISTOLOCHIACEAE 1 M. Pfluge Gregory SYSTEMATIC ARRANGEMENTS within the Aristolochiaceae differ. Hoehne (1927) arranged the family in three sub-families as follows: I. Asareae i Saruma, Asarum); II. Apameae 1Thottea, Apama); III. Aristolochieae (H olostylis, H ocquartia [=Aristolochia], Euglypha, Aristolochia).…”

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A Phyletic Rearrangement in the Aristolochiaceae

Gregory¹

1956

American J of Botany

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“…Uma primeira divisão na família, proposta pelos autores Duchartre (1864), Engler (1912), Hoehne (1927), Gregory (1956), González (1990), consideravam seis gêneros. Atualmente, quatro gêneros são reconhecidos dentro de Aristolochiaceae: a subfamília Asaroideae com os gêneros Saruma Chodat & Hassler, monotípico e endêmico da China Central e Asarum L. com 86 espécies distribuídas em áreas temperadas da América do Norte, Europa e Ásia; a subfamília Aristolochioideae, com os gêneros Thottea Rottboele, com aproximadamente 30 espécies restritas à Ásia tropical e o gênero Aristolochia L., com aproximadamente 400 espécies distribuídas em quase todas as regiões tropicais e subtropicais do globo (Wanke et al 2007);…”

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A família Aristolochiaceae Juss. no estado do Paraná, Brasil

Nascimento¹,

Cervi

Guimarães

2010

Acta Bot. Bras.

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O presente trabalho trata do estudo taxonômico das espécies de Aristolochiaceae ocorrentes no Estado do Paraná. Por meio de estudos de levantamento em herbários, coletas e observações, foram constatados dez táxons pertencentes ao gênero Aristolochia L.: A. chamissonis (Klotzsch) Duch., A. elegans Mast., A. fimbriata Cham. & Schltdl., A. gigantea Mart. & Zucc., A. melastoma Silva Manso ex Duch., A. odoratissima L., A. paulistana Hoehne, A. triangularis Cham., A. trilobata L. e A. wendeliana Hoehne. A. fimbriata é citada pela primeira vez para o Estado do Paraná. Chaves de identificação, descrições e ilustrações são também incluídas neste trabalho.

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Monographia Illustrada das Aristolochiaceas Brasileiras

Cited by 22 publications

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A Phylogenetic Classification of the Annoniflorae

A Phylogenetic Classification of the Annoniflorae

A Phyletic Rearrangement in the Aristolochiaceae

A família Aristolochiaceae Juss. no estado do Paraná, Brasil

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