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Anatomy of staminal glands in the Stigmaphylloid clade sheds light into new morphotypes of elaiophores and osmophores in Malpighiaceae

2020-06-01

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Staminal glands are an important character in the taxonomy of several Malpighiaceae genera, such as Banisteriopsis, Byrsonima, Diplopterys, Peixotoa and Stigmaphyllon, but only recently few studies started to elucidate the anatomy and ecological functions of these glands. Most genera showing staminal glands are placed in the Stigmaphylloid clade, one of the ten major lineages recovered in recent phylogenies for Ma...

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20f23aed-e32d-5462-ab2c-25da289c8191
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10.1007/s00606-020-01680-w
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