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Breonia

Breonia

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Breonia is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rubiaceae. It is endemic to Madagascar. Most species are trees, rarely shrubs.^[2]

Species

Breonia boivinii^{(Wikispecies)} Havil.
Breonia capuronii^{(Wikispecies)} Razafim.
Breonia chinensis^{(Wikispecies)} (Lam.) Capuron – Bur-flower tree
Breonia cuspidata^{(Wikispecies)} (Baker) Havil.
Breonia decaryana^{(Wikispecies)} Homolle
Breonia fragifera^{(Wikispecies)} Capuron ex Razafim.
Breonia havilandiana^{(Wikispecies)} Homolle
Breonia louvelii^{(Wikispecies)} Homolle
Breonia lowryi^{(Wikispecies)} Razafim.
Breonia macrocarpa^{(Wikispecies)} Homolle
Breonia madagascariensis A.Rich. ex DC.
Breonia membranacea^{(Wikispecies)} Havil.
Breonia perrieri^{(Wikispecies)} Homolle
Breonia richardsonii^{(Wikispecies)} Razafim.
Breonia sambiranensis^{(Wikispecies)} Razafim.
Breonia sphaerantha^{(Wikispecies)} (Baill.) Homolle ex Ridsdale
Breonia stipulata^{(Wikispecies)} Havil.
Breonia taolagnaroensis^{(Wikispecies)} Razafim.
Breonia tayloriana^{(Wikispecies)} Razafim.
Breonia tsaratananensis^{(Wikispecies)} Razafim.

References

^ "Breonia". World Checklist of Selected Plant Families (WCSP). Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Retrieved 9 February 2022.
^ Razafimandimbison SG (2002). "A systematic revision of Breonia (Rubiaceae-Naucleeae)". Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden. 89 (1): 1–37. doi:10.2307/3298655. JSTOR 3298655.

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Breonia: Brief Summary

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Breonia is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rubiaceae. It is endemic to Madagascar. Most species are trees, rarely shrubs.

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