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Encyclopedia > Sabiaceae

Sabiaceae is a family of plants native to East Asia and Melanesia.


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Sabiaceae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (139 words)
Sabiaceae is the botanical name for a family of flowering plants.
The family consists of probably three genera, totalling several dozen species, of woody plants: those in the genus Sabia often are lianas, while those in the genera Meliosma and Ophiocaryon are trees and shrubs.
Sabiaceae, Meliosmaceae in L. Watson and M.J. Dallwitz (1992 onwards).
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Sabiaceae are evergreen trees or lianes that may be recognised by the brochidodromous venation of their leaves or leaflets, their small flowers with the perianth whorls and stamens all opposite, and the more or less flattened and distinctly curved drupes; the surface of the latter is often distinctly venose.
Fossils of Sabiaceae are known from the Cretaceous-Cenomanian (ca 98 mybp, Insitiocarpus, c.f.
Sabiaceae are distinctive among mmbers of the basal eudicot grade in that the perianth is differentiated into a calyx and corolla (Drinnan et al.
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