Reproductive system† |
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Tribe* | Species | SC | SI | AP | Reference‡ | Geographical distribution | Reference‡ |
Bertolonieae | Bertolonia marmorata (Naudin) Naudin | X | 33 | Restricted (Bahia; Pernambuco, BR) | 7 | ||
Blakeeae | Blakea anomala Donn. Sm. | X | 23 | Restricted (Costa Rica) | 45 | ||
B. chlorantha Almeda | X | 22 | Restricted (Costa Rica) | 45 | |||
B. gracilis Hemls. | X | 23 | Restricted (Nicaragua; Costa Rica; Panamá) | 45 | |||
B. tuberculata Donn. Sm. | X | 23 | Restricted (Costa Rica; Panamá) | 45 | |||
Topobea brenesii Standl. | X | 23 | Restricted (Costa Rica) | 45 | |||
T. maurofernandeziana Cogn. | X | 23 | Restricted (Nicaragua; Costa Rica; Panamá) | 45 | |||
Henrietteae | Bellucia acutata Pilg. | X | 33 | Wide | 34 | ||
B. grossularioides (L.) Triana | X | 33 | Wide | 34 | |||
Henriettea succosa (Aubl.) DC. | X | 25 | Wide | 48 | |||
Melastomeae | Aciotis acuminifolia (Mart. ex DC.) Triana | X | 33 | Wide | 12 | ||
Desmocelis villosa (Aubl.) Naudin | X | 28 | Wide | 48 | |||
Macairea radula (Bonpl.) DC. | X | 1 | Wide | 34 | |||
M. theresiae Cogn. | X | 33 | Restricted (Pará; Amazonas, BR) | 34 | |||
Marcetia taxifolia (A.St.-Hil) DC. | X | 30 | Wide | 24 | |||
Melastoma affine D.Don | X | 17 | Wide | 17 | |||
Monochaetum amabile Almeda | X | 3 | Restricted (Costa Rica) | 45 | |||
M. floribundum Naudin | X | 3 | Wide | 45 | |||
M. neglectum Almeda | X | 3 | Restricted (Costa Rica; Panamá) | 45 | |||
M. talamancense Almeda | X | 3 | Restricted (Costa Rica) | 45 | |||
M. vulcanicum Cogn. | X | 3 | Restricted (Costa Rica) | 45 | |||
Nepsera aquatica (Aubl.) Naudin | X | 33 | Wide | 48 | |||
Pterolepis glomerata (Rottb.) Miq. | X | 31 | Wide | 36 | |||
Sandemania hoehnei (Cogn.) Wurdack | X | 33 | Wide | 32 | |||
Svitramia hatschbachii Wurdack | X | 1 | Restricted (South and Southwest of Minas Gerais, BR) | 37 | |||
S. minor R. Romero & A.B. Martins | X | 1 | Restricted (Serra da Canastra-Minas Gerais, BR) | 37 | |||
Svitramia sp. | X | 1 | Restricted (Serra da Canastra-Minas Gerais, BR) | 37 | |||
Tibouchina aegopogon (Naudin) Cogn. | X | 1 | Wide | 18 | |||
T. cerastifolia Cogn. | X | 16 | Wide | 18 | |||
T. frigidula (DC.) Cogn. | X | 1 | Wide | 18 | |||
T. heteromalla (D.Don) Cogn. | X | 1 | Wide | 18 | |||
T. papyrus (Pohl) Toledo | X | 1 | Restricted (Pirineus-Goiás, BR) | 18 | |||
T. sellowiana Cogn. | X | 16 | Wide | 18 | |||
T. semidecandra (Schrank & Mart. ex DC.) Cogn. | X | 16 | Restricted (São Paulo; Minas Gerais; Rio de Janeiro, BR) | 18 | |||
T. stenocarpa (Schrank & Mart. ex DC.) Cogn. | X | 1; 15 | Wide | 18 | |||
T. trichopoda (DC.) Baill. | X | 30 | Wide | 18 | |||
T. villosissima (Triana) Cogn. | X | 1 | Restricted (Minas Gerais; Goiás, BR) | 18 | |||
Merianieae | Adelobotrys rachidotricha Brade | X | 33 | Restricted (Amazonas, BR) | 46 | ||
Graffenrieda latifolia (Naudin) Triana | X | 42 | Restricted (Venezuela; Eastern Caribbean) | 57 | |||
Miconieae | Clidemia bullosa DC. | X | 27 | Wide | 48 | ||
C. capitellata (Bonpl.) D.Don | X | 31 | Wide | 48 | |||
C. epibaterium DC. | X | 33 | Wide | 48 | |||
C. fendleri Cogn. | X | 42 | Restricted (Venezuela) | 48 | |||
C. hirta (L.) D.Don | X | 27 | Wide | 48 | |||
C. novemnervia (DC.) Triana | X | 33 | Wide | 48 | |||
C. rubra (Aubl.) Mart. | X | 33 | Wide | 48 | |||
C. ruddae Wurdack | X | 4 | Restricted (México) | 45 | |||
Conostegia macrantha O.Berg ex Triana | X | 22 | Restricted (Costa Rica; Panamá) | 45 | |||
Eriocnema fulva Naudin | X | 5 | Restricted (Nova Lima-Minas Gerais, BR) | 5 | |||
Leandra australis (Cham.) Cogn. | X | 16 | Wide | 43 | |||
L. dasytricha (A.Gray) Cogn. | X | 16 | Wide | 43 | |||
L. involucrata DC. | X | 41 | Restricted (Minas Gerais, BR) | 43 | |||
L. lacunosa Cogn. | X | 15 | Wide | 43 | |||
L. melastomoides Raddi | X | 16 | Wide | 43 | |||
L. purpurascens (DC.) Cogn. | X | 16 | Wide | 43 | |||
L. regnellii (Triana) Cogn. | X | 16 | Wide | 43 | |||
Maieta guianensis Aubl. | X | 33 | Wide | 29 | |||
Miconia alata (Aubl.) DC. | X | 33 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. albicans (Sw.) Triana | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. angelana R.Romero & R.Goldenberg | X | 40 | Restricted (Serra da Canastra-Minas Gerais, BR) | 38 | |||
M. araguensis Wurdack | X | 42 | Restricted (Venezuela) | 48 | |||
M. argyrophylla DC. | X | 33 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. campestris Benth. & Triana | X | 33 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. chamissois Naudin | X | 44 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. ciliata (Rich.) DC. | X | 26 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. discolor DC. | X | X | 8 | Wide | 14 | ||
M. dodecandra Cogn. | X | 42 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. egensis Cogn. | X | 33 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. elegans Cogn. | X | 8 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. fallax DC. | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. ferruginata DC. | X | 1 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. ibaguensis (Bonpl.) Triana | X | 13 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. langsdorffii Cogn. | X | X | 15; 41 | Wide | 14 | ||
M. latecrenata (DC.) Naudin | X | 16 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. lepidota DC. | X | 33 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. ligustroides (DC.) Naudin | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. minutiflora (Bonpl.) DC. | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. pepericarpa DC. | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. petropolitana Cogn. | X | 16 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. pohliana Cogn. | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. prasina (Sw.) DC. | X | 10; 33 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. pusilliflora (DC.) Naudin | X | 16 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. rubiginosa (Bonpl.) DC. | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. sellowiana Naudin | X | 41 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. sintenisii Cogn. | X | 10 | Restricted (Porto Rico) | 45 | |||
M. spinulosa Naudin | X | 42 | Restricted (Venezuela) | 48 | |||
M. stenostachya DC. | X | 15 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. stephananthera Ule | X | 31 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. sylvatica Schldl. | X | 42 | Wide | 48 | |||
M. theaezans (Bonpl.) Cogn. | X | 8 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. tomentosa (Rich.) D.Don | X | 33 | Wide | 14 | |||
M. trianae Cogn. | X | 33 | Restricted (São Paulo; Minas Gerais; Espírito Santo, BR) | 14 | |||
M. tuberculata (Naudin) Triana | X | 6;42 | Restricted (Venezuela) | 48 | |||
Ossaea amygdaloides (DC.) Triana | X | 16 | Wide | 43 | |||
O. confertiflora (DC.) Triana | X | 16 | Wide | 43 | |||
Tococa bullifera Mart. & Schrank ex DC. | X | 33 | Wide | 28 | |||
Tococa guianensis Aubl. (syn. T. formicaria Mart.) | X | 44 | Wide | 28 | |||
Tococa coronata Benth. (syn. T. longisepala Cogn.) | X | 33 | Restricted (Amazônia, BR) | 28 | |||
Microlicieae | Centradenia floribunda Planch. | X | 33 | Restricted (Guatemala; El Salvador; Honduras) | 45 | ||
C. grandifolia Endl. ex Walp. | X | 2 | Restricted (South of México; Costa Rica) | 45 | |||
C. paradoxa (Kraenzl.) Almeda | X | 2 | Restricted (Costa Rica; Panamá) | 45 | |||
Lavoisiera imbricata (Thunb.) DC. | X | 1 | Wide | 48 | |||
Microlicia fasciculata Mart. ex Naudin | X | 1 | Wide | 39 | |||
M. inquinans Naudin | X | 1 | Restricted (Serra da Canastra-Minas Gerais, BR) | 37 | |||
M. viminalis (DC.) Triana | X | 1 | Wide | 39 | |||
Rhynchanthera dichotoma (Desr.) DC. | X | 19 | Wide | 35 | |||
R. grandiflora (Aubl.) DC. | X | 1 | Wide | 35 | |||
R novemnervia DC. | X | 9 | Wide | 35 | |||
Trembleya neopyrenaica Naudin | X | 1 | Restricted (Goiás, BR) | 24 | |||
T. parviflora (D.Don) Cogn. | X | X | 1; 44 | Wide | 24 | ||
Rhexieae | Rhexia alifanus Walt. | X | 20 | Wide | 20 | ||
R. aristosa Britton | X | 20 | Wide | 20 | |||
R. cubensis Griseb. | X | 20 | Wide | 20 | |||
R. lutea Walt. | X | 20 | Wide | 20 | |||
R. mariana L. | X | 33 | Wide | 20 | |||
R. nashii Small | X | 20 | Wide | 20 | |||
R. nuttallii James | X | 20 | Restricted (Flórida, USA) | 20 | |||
R. parviflora Chapm. | X | 20 | Restricted (Flórida, USA) | 20 | |||
R. petiolata Walt. | X | 20 | Wide | 20 | |||
R. salicifolia Kral & Bostick | X | 20 | Restricted (Flórida, USA) | 20 | |||
R. virginica L. | X | X | 20; 21 | Wide | 20 | ||
** | Cambessedesia espora (A.St.-Hil. ex Bonpl.) DC. | X | 1 | Wide | 24 | ||
** | C. hilariana (Kunth) DC. | X | 11 | Wide | 24 | ||
** | C. regnelliana Cogn. | X | 1 | Restricted (Minas Gerais; Goiás, BR) | 24 |
* Classification in tribe according to Renner (1993), Penneys et al. (2010) and Fritsch et al. (2004); ** unresolved polytomy (Fritsch et al., 2004).
† SC, Self-compatible; SI, self-incompatible; AP, apomictic.
‡ Source references: 1, This study; 2, Almeda (1977); 3, Almeda (1978); 4, Almeda and Chuang (1992); 5, Andrade et al. (2007); 6, Arroyo and Cabrera (1977); 7, Baumgratz (1989); 8, Borges (1991); 9, Borges (2000); 10, Dent-Acosta and Breckon (1991); 11, Fracasso and Sazima (2004); 12, Freire-Fierro (2002); 13, Goldenberg (1994); 14, Goldenberg (2000b); 15, Goldenberg and Shepherd (1998); 16, Goldenberg and Varassin (2001); 17, Gross (1993); 18, Guimarães (1997); 19, Guimarães and Ranga (1997); 20, Kral and Bostick (1969); 21, Larson and Barrett (1999); 22, Lumer (1980); 23, Lumer, 1982; 24, Martins (1997); 25, Melo and Machado (1996); 26, Melo and Machado (1998); 27, Melo et al. (1999); 28, Michelangeli (2005); 29, Michelangeli (2010); 30, Pinheiro (1995); 31, Ramirez and Brito, 1990; 32, Renner (1987); 33, Renner (1989a); 34, Renner (1989b); 35, Renner (1990); 36, Renner (1994); 37, Romero (2000); 38, Romero and Goldenberg (1999); 39, Romero and Woodgyer (2010); 40, Santos et al. (2010); 41, Saraiva et al., 1996; 42, Sobrevila and Arroyo, 1982; 43, Souza and Baumgratz (2004); 44, Souza-Silva (2000); 45, Flora Mesoamericana (www.tropicos.org/Project/FM); 46, The International Plant Names Index (www.ipni.org); 47, Plants of the Eastern Caribbean (www.ecflora.cavehill.uwi.edu); 48, www.tropicos.org.