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Manual de Plantas de Costa Rica: Volume VI Dicotiledóneas (Haloragaceae - Phytolaccaceae) [MSB 111]

Flora / Fauna Identification Key Monograph
Edited By: Barry E Hammel, Michael H Grayum, C Herrera and N Zamora
933 pages, colour plates, line drawings
Manual de Plantas de Costa Rica: Volume VI
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Language: Spanish

Melastomataceae, with 303 species of mostly understory trees, is by far the largest family in this volume. Together with the two next largest families, Lauraceae (146 species) and Malvaceae (98 species), also of mostly woody plants, these three families account for 40% of the species in the volume.

This identification manual includes brief formal descriptions and informal notes about each of a total of 54 families, 296 genera, and 1396 species. Keys to all the genera and species are also included. The treatments are illustrated with 343 line drawings, 54 black-and-white photographs, and 8 pages of colour plates.

Volume 111 of the Monographs in Systematic Botany.

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Flora / Fauna Identification Key Monograph
Edited By: Barry E Hammel, Michael H Grayum, C Herrera and N Zamora
933 pages, colour plates, line drawings
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