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27 February 2006 Notes on the taxonomy and distribution of the Ochnaceae in the Greater Antilles
Rosalina Berazaín Iturralde
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In the Greater Antilles the family Ochnaceae is represented by the genera Sauvagesia and Ouratea. The genus Sauvagesia is represented by S. tenella in Cuba and Hispaniola, S. erecta subsp. erecta in Hispaniola and Puerto Rico and S. erecta subsp. brownei in Cuba and Jamaica. The genus Ouratea comprises: O. agrophylla, O. revoluta, O. elliptica. O. schizostyla, O. xolismifolia, O. ×acunae and O. ×savannarum, all endemic to Cuba; O. striata from Cuba and Puerto Rico; O. nitida from Cuba and Jamaica; O. litoralis, endemic to Puerto Rico; O. ilicifolia, endemic to Hispaniola; and O. laurifolia, O. jamaicensis and O. elegans, all endemic to Jamaica. Identification keys to the genera and species are presented.

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Rosalina Berazaín Iturralde "Notes on the taxonomy and distribution of the Ochnaceae in the Greater Antilles," Willdenowia 36(1), 455-461, (27 February 2006). https://doi.org/10.3372/wi.36.36143
Published: 27 February 2006
KEYWORDS
biogeography
Caribbean
Endemism
identification keys
plant systematics
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