2015
DOI: 10.1590/2236-8906-16/2014
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Sinopse da tribo Alchorneae (Euphorbiaceae) no Estado de São Paulo, Brasil

Abstract: -(Synopsis of the tribe Alchorneae (Euphorbiaceae) in São Paulo State, Brazil). Two genera, Aparisthmium, a monotypic genus, and Alchornea, with three species, were recognized for the tribe Alchorneae in the State of São Paulo. Keys for genera and species, information about phenology, geographic distribution, vegetation of occurrence, and taxonomic comments are provided to each species.

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“…The large receptive surface of the female flowers of A. sidifolia results from the differentiation of the protodermis of the adaxial face of the styles. Major studies in the genus describe the species as having long styles with a rough adaxial face and the stigma on the top (e.g., Secco and Guilietti 2004;Santos and Caruso 2015). However, our results demonstrate the adaxial face of what is considered the style has a secretory epidermis corresponding to the receptive surface, indicating that this entire structure is a stigma.…”
Section: • Female Flowerscontrasting
confidence: 50%
“…The large receptive surface of the female flowers of A. sidifolia results from the differentiation of the protodermis of the adaxial face of the styles. Major studies in the genus describe the species as having long styles with a rough adaxial face and the stigma on the top (e.g., Secco and Guilietti 2004;Santos and Caruso 2015). However, our results demonstrate the adaxial face of what is considered the style has a secretory epidermis corresponding to the receptive surface, indicating that this entire structure is a stigma.…”
Section: • Female Flowerscontrasting
confidence: 50%
“…Finally, Croton, the second largest genus of Euphorbiaceae, is also the most diverse genus of that family in the Brazilian flora (BFG 2015). Research on Brazilian Euphorbiaceae has been very active recently thanks to the Flora of Brazil initiative and other regional floristic projects (e.g., Caruzo and Cordeiro 2007;Secco et al 2012a, b;Santos and Caruzo 2015;Silva et al 2014a;Crepaldi et al 2016;Medeiros et al 2016;Viana et al 2016), and recognition of new Euphorbiaceae species continues, with around 70 new species occurring in Brazil having been described in the last decade (e.g., Caruzo et al 2008Caruzo et al , 2010Caruzo et al , 2016Cordeiro et al 2008;Lima and Pirani 2008;Secco 2009;Secco and Berry 2010;Carneiro-Torres et al 2011;Secco et al 2012a, b;Silva et al 2014b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, two species of Acalyphoideae, Mallotus japonicus and M. wrayi have been cited by Yamasaki and Sakai (2013) as ambiphilic since they are pollinated by wind and insects. Major studies in the genus describe the species as having long styles with a rough adaxial face and the stigma on the top (e.g., Secco and Giulietti 2004;Santos and Caruso 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%