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Die Stipeln derIrvingioideae undRecchioideae und ihre systematische Wertung nebst Bemerkungen zur Holzanatomie und Palynologie

The stipules ofIrvingioideae andRecchioideae and their systematical evaluation with some remarks on wood anatomy and palynology

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TheSimaroubaceae generally have no true stipules. The stipule-like appendages of some genera proved to be pseudo- or metastipules (Weberling & Leenhouts 1965). There seem to be some exceptions, however: the generaCadellia (incl.Guilfoylia) andRecchia on the one hand, and theIrvingioideae on the other. As these taxa, with exception ofRecchia, have simple leaves, there are no indications that their stipule-like appendages might be pseudo- or metastipules. In regard to their position and ontogeny these appendages behave completely like true stipules. Assuming the view ofForman, one could conceive a morphological line from the long, broadly inserted axillary stipules of mostIrvingioideae to the small scaly triangular stipules ofIxonanthoideae. The similarities between the stipules ofIrvingioideae andErythroxylaceae (already emphasized byHallier and others), become even more evident when their ontogeny is investigated. TheIrvingioideae, therefore, might be regarded as a separate family (perhaps with some relation to theErythroxylaceae,Hallier) or as a subfamily ofIxonanthaceae (Forman).—In addition to data on stipules some results on the palynology and shoot anatomy of the generaCadellia (incl.Guilfoylia) andRecchia are reported. Their relationship with theSimaroubaceae also appears doubtful. If they are to be included, they represent a somewhat isolated group near the base of the family which otherwise has lost its stipules.

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Weberling, F., Lörcher, H. & Böhnke, E. Die Stipeln derIrvingioideae undRecchioideae und ihre systematische Wertung nebst Bemerkungen zur Holzanatomie und Palynologie. Pl Syst Evol 133, 261–283 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00984383

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