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Diplopanax and
Mastixia are also
sometimes separated into the
family Mastixiaceae. The
Angiosperm Phylogeny Group APG III
system included the
genera of...
- than
sclereid composition of the
fruit places it
within the Nyssaceae-
Mastixiaceae.
Other possible Cornaceae from
Cretaceous sediments include endocarps...
- Dirachmaceae, P****inaceae, Lophopyxidaceae, Salvadoraceae, Medusandraceae,
Mastixiaceae (Mastixia),
Hoplestigmataceae (Hoplestigma) and Lowiaceae. 10 endemic...
- (Nageiaceae, Rhodoleiaceae, Daphniphyllaceae, Pentaphyllaceae, Duabangaceae,
Mastixiaceae, Pentaphragmataceae, Lowiaceae). As has long been noted, many relict...
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sometimes separated,
along with the
genus Mastixia, into the
family Mastixiaceae. Averyanov, L. V. & Hiep, N. T. (2002). D. vietnamensis, a New Species...
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sometimes separated,
along with the
genus Diplopanax, into the
family Mastixiaceae.
Fruits of this
genus are
common Paleocene fossils. As of July 2014[update]...
- Dioscoreaceae.
Volume 10(2) (2010) - Celastraceae, Hernandiaceae, Leeaceae,
Mastixiaceae, P****ifloraceae, Verbenaceae.
Volume 10(3) (2010) - Anacardiaceae, Convolvulaceae...
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order 5.
Aralidiales family 1.
Aralidiaceae order 6.
Cornales family 1.
Mastixiaceae family 2.
Davidiaceae family 3.
Nyssaceae family 4.
Curtisiaceae family...
- seen in the
Cornales family groups Cornaceae/Alangiaceae and Nyssaceae,
Mastixiaceae, and Davidiaceae, but does not
conform to any one
particular family and...
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Paleocene Denver Formation United
States ( Colorado) A
member of the
family Mastixiaceae.
Mastixicarpum hoodii Sp. nov
Valid Huegele &
Manchester Early Paleocene...
