1991
Conspectus of the genera Scurrula L. and Taxillus Tieghem (Loranthaceae) in the Malesian region
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Blumea: Biodiversity, Evolution and Biogeography of Plants , Volume 36 - Issue 1 p. 63- 85
The closely related genera Scurrula and Taxillus are reviewed for the Malesian region as a precursor to a treatment for Flora Malesiana. Scurrula is represented in the region by 8 species, of which S. aphodastrica and S. didyma are described as new. Taxillus is represented by one species, T. chinensis. The two genera are part of a floristic element of Gondwanan derivation which has reached the region from the Asian mainland, undergoing limited species radiation, and making a limited advance eastwards across Charles’ Line.
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Barlow, B. A. (1991). Conspectus of the genera Scurrula L. and Taxillus Tieghem (Loranthaceae) in the Malesian region. Blumea: Biodiversity, Evolution and Biogeography of Plants, 36(1), 63–85. |