A revision of <i>Ptychopyxis</i> (Euphorbiaceae) in southeast Asia

Stoops, Emma; Welzen, P.C. van

doi:10.1111/j.1756-1051.2012.01591.x

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“…The Ptychopyxis presumably also belongs to the clade of the preceding paragraph, but to date has not been included in any molecular phylogenetic study. The genus is most diverse in Sundaland with single species occurring in SE Asia and New Guinea, indicating an Asian origin (Stoops and van Welzen 2013).…”

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Diversity, composition, and biogeography of trees in tropical mountain forests of Sulawesi, Indonesia

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A revision of Ptychopyxis (Euphorbiaceae) in southeast Asia

Abstract: Ptychopyxis is a genus comprised of 11 species. Nine are found in southeast Asia mainland and west Malesia and two species are endemic to New Guinea. One of the endemic New Guinean species is newly described here, viz. P. esdras Stoops sp. nov.

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Diversity, composition, and biogeography of trees in tropical mountain forests of Sulawesi, Indonesia

Diversity, composition, and biogeography of trees in tropical mountain forests of Sulawesi, Indonesia

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