Rutaceae is a family of angiosperms well known for the economically important genus
Citrus. The division of Rutaceae into subfamilies is still inadequate and provisional. Previous …

The Rutaceae are the largest family in number of species in the order Sapindales, with 162
genera and ca. 2085 species, mainly in (sub) tropical regions. The family is well distributed …

Rutaceae (Sapindales) is represented by approximately 2040 species and 150–170 genera.
Conchocarpus is the genus with the highest number of species and is circumscribed by a …

Galipeinae (Rutoideae) is the most species-rich subtribe of Rutaceae in the Neotropics. The
taxonomy of Galipeinae is complex as molecular phylogenies demonstrate that …

Abstract The subtribe Galipeinae (Rutaceae) is a flowering plant group endemic to the
Neotropical region, with its center of diversity in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. Here, we aim to …

Abstract Subtribe Galipeinae (tribe Galipeeae) is the most diverse group of Rutaceae (the
orange family) in the Neotropics, with 27 genera and ca. 130 species. The largest genus in …

The stem of Conchocarpus mastigophorus was solvent‐extracted and purified by silica‐gel
column chromatography to afford eleven natural products, including one new compound …

Several Rutaceae species have petioles with a swollen apical and/or a basal region and a
thinner middle portion. These swollen petiolar regions are morphologically similar to pulvini …

Rutaceae is a large family, particularly variable in fruits which have traditionally been used
in the delimitation of infrafamilial taxa. Within the family, tribe Galipeeae stands out due to …

Dasyphyllum Kunth is the most diverse genus of the South American subfamily
Barnadesioideae (Asteraceae), comprising 33 species that occur in tropical Andes, Atlantic …