1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf00937795
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Chemotaxonomic study of the genusTabernaemontana (Apocynaceae) based on their indole alkaloid content

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“…Although the "Ambelanieae" and "Macoubeeae" have a syncarpous ovary and seeds embedded in pulp, whereas in the Tabemaemontaneae the ovary is usually apocarpous and the seeds displayed with (often brightly colored) arils, the close relationship of these three tribes is well supported by morphological, chemical, and molecular evidence (Fallen, 1986;Zhu et al, 1990;Endress et al, 1996;Sennblad & Bremer, 1996;Sennblad, 1997;Civeyrel et al, 1998). Therefore, all are included here in a more broadly circumscribed Tabernaemontaneae.…”
Section: A Infrafamilial Classification Of the Apocynaceae Sstrmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Although the "Ambelanieae" and "Macoubeeae" have a syncarpous ovary and seeds embedded in pulp, whereas in the Tabemaemontaneae the ovary is usually apocarpous and the seeds displayed with (often brightly colored) arils, the close relationship of these three tribes is well supported by morphological, chemical, and molecular evidence (Fallen, 1986;Zhu et al, 1990;Endress et al, 1996;Sennblad & Bremer, 1996;Sennblad, 1997;Civeyrel et al, 1998). Therefore, all are included here in a more broadly circumscribed Tabernaemontaneae.…”
Section: A Infrafamilial Classification Of the Apocynaceae Sstrmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…They also transferred Leeuwenberg's Ambelanieae and Macoubeeae to Tabernaemontaneae because of the lignified guide rails of their anthers. This placement is supported by morphological, molecular and chemical evidence (Fallen, ; Zhu et al ., ; Endress et al ., ; Sennblad & Bremer, , ; Sennblad, ; Civeyrel et al ., ; Potgieter & Albert, ). Likewise, Plumerieae sensu Leeuwenberg are dispersed into Plumerieae, Melodineae and Vinceae.…”
Section: Rauvolfioideaementioning
confidence: 99%
“…These alkaloids, which are structurally diverse, are commonly found in many members of the genus and are considered chemotaxonomically important (Zhu et al, 1990). To date, over 300 of these alkaloids have been isolated (Cardoso et al, 1998).…”
Section: It Has Been Over 60 Years Since the First Strains Of Methicimentioning
confidence: 99%