07545nas a2200121   4500008004100000245005900041210005500100300001900155490000700174520718300181100001907364856004007383       1930                        eng d00aRevision der Arten einiger Anonaceen-Gattungen. I & II0 aRevision der Arten einiger AnonaceenGattungen I II  a1-128, 129-3410 v103 aAs a step towards a monograph of the family, this paper is a revision of 24 genera, based chiefly on materials in the main European herbaria. All genera are described, with keys to spp., of which many are new. Sapranthus, key to 7 spp.; S. ( EU-SAPRANTHUS n. sect.) (p. 6;); S. (Eu-s.) longepedunculatus* (p. 7) and S. borealis* (p. 11), Mexico; S. palanga (p. 12), Nicaragua; S. p. var. santae rosae (p. 13), Costa Rica (or Nicaragua ?); S. ( MICRO-SAPRANTHUS n. sect.) (p. 6); Desmopsis, key to 8 spp.; D. galeottiana v. subnuda (p. 22), Mexico; D. microcarpa* (p. 23), Costa Rica; D. steno-petala (Porcelia s. Donn. Smith) (p. 26); Porcelia, key to 5 spp.; P. macrocarpa* (Uvaria m. Warm.) (p. 31); P. goyazensis* (p. 33), Goyaz, Brazil; P. nitidifolia Ruiz et Pav. ( = P. saffordiana Rusby); P. steinbachii* (Cymbopetalum ? s. Diels) (p. 35); Malmea, key to 4 spp.; M. dielsiana* (Cymbopetalum dielsianum Saff.) (p. 42); M. depressa (Anona ? d. Baill.) (p. 43); M. xanthochlora* (Guatteria x. Diels) (p. 45); CREMATOSPERMA (p. 46), based on C. pedunculatum* (Aberemoa pedunculata Diels) (p. 48); UVARIODENDRON (p. 51), key to 11 spp., nearer Uvariastrum than Uvaria, erected to include U. connivens (Uvaria c. Benth.) (p. 55), U. mayumbense (Uvaria mayumbensis Excell) (p. 57), U. pycnophyllum (Uvaria pycnophylla Diels) (p. 58), U. angustifolium (Uvaria angustifolia Engl.) (p. 58), U. mirabile (p. 59), Cameroons, U. letestui (Uvaria le-t. Pellegrin) (p. 60), U. molundense (Uvaria molundensis Diels) (p. 61), U. fuscum (Uvaria (?) fusca Benth.) (p. 61), U. giganteum (Uvaria gigantea Engl.) (p. 62), U. calophyllum (p. 63), Cameroons, and U. usambarense (p. 64), Tanganyika; Hexalobus, key to 5 spp.; H. crispiflorus ssp. strigulosus (p. 71), Cameroons; Heteropetalum, key to 2 spp.; H. spruceanum* (p. 75), Venezuela; Anonidium, key to 2 spp.; A. mannii var. tessmannii (p. 80), Spanish Guinea; A. m. var. brieyi (A. b. De Wild.) (p. 80); A. usambarense (p. 80), Tanganyika; A. laurentii Engl. is not considered a valid spp.; Raimondia, key to 3 spp.; R. cherimolioides (Anona c. Tr. et Pl.) (p. 82); R. quinduensis v. latifolia (p. 84), Colombia; R. tenuiflora (Anona t. Mart.[long dash]Annova poeppiginia Saff. in sched., nom. nud.) (p. 85); Xylopia, key to 31 spp.; X. gracilis* (X. brasiliensis var. g. Fries) (p. 92); X. longifolia (X. nitida var. l. Sagot) (p. 111); X. peruviana* (p. 117), Peru; X. poeppigii (Uvaria ferrugivea Poepp. in sched.) (p. 121).[long dash](II: pp. 129-341). Hornschuchia, key to 3 spp.; H. alba* (Bocagea a. St. Hill.) (p. 137); Bocagea, key to 2 spp.; BOCAGEOPSIS (p. 143), key to 3 spp., erected to include B. multi-flora* (Bocagea m. Mart.) (p. 145); B. m. var. angusti-folia (p. 146), Amazonas, B. canescens* (Bocagea c. Spruce) (p. 147), and B. mattogrossensis* (Bocagea m. R. E. Fr.) (p. 147); ONYCHOPETALUM* (p. 148), very near Bocageopsis, erected for O. amazonicum* (p. 149), Para, Brazil; Stenanona Standl., emended descr.; Oxandra, key to 17 spp.; 0. nitida* (p. 160), Rio de Janeiro; O. martiana* (Guatteria m. Schlecht.) (p. 165); O. asbecki* (Bocagea a. Pulle) (p. 167); 0. panamensis* (p. 168), Panama; O. oblongifolia* (p. 169), Colombia; 0. longipetala* (p. 170), Panama; 0. sessiliflora* (p. 172), Para; O. macrophylla (p. 173), Peru; Anaxagorea pachypetala (Guatteria p. Diels) (p. 175); Ephedranthus, key to 2 spp.; E. guianensis (p. 176), Dutch Guiana; E. g. var. oligantha (p. 177), French Guiana; Tridimeris hahniana, descr.; Cymbopetalum, key to 9 spp.; C. costaricense* (Asimina costariensis Donn. Smith.) (p. 186); C. tessmannii* (p. 188), Peru; C. baillonii (p. 190), Mexico; C. mirabile* (p. 192), S. Mexico; Cardiopetalum, key to 2 spp., incl. C. surina-mense (p. 195), Dutch Guiana; Anona, key to 17 sections, and to 10 spp.; A. montana, emend. ( = A. marc-(jravii Mart., A. sphaerocarpa Splitg., A. pisonis Mart.); A. coriacea v. cuneata (p. 210), Paraguay; A. gardneri (p. 211), Goyaz, Brazil; A. ([image] MACRANTHA n. sect.) (p. 213), key to 2 spp.; A. ([image] M.) monticola v. brevi-petiolata (p. 214), Matto Grosso; A. ([image] M.) excellens* (p. 215), Peru; [image] Ulocarpus, key to 2 spp.; A. purpurea Moc. et Sesse ( = A. manirote HBK., A. involucrata Baill.. A. prestoei Hemsl.); A. ([image] CAMPINOLA n. sect.), with key to 2 spp., A. ([image] C.) dioica v. mattogrossensis (p. 221), Matto Grosso, and A. ([image] C.) campestris* (p. 221), Paraguay; Psammogenia, with key to 2 spp., incl. A. impressivenia Saff. ms. (p. 223), Rio de Janeiro; A. ([image] Phelloxylon) glabra L. ([long dash]A. australis St. Hil., A. chrysocarpa Lepr., and A. klainii Pierre); A. ([image] Helogenia), with key to 6 spp., A. crotonijolia Mart. (=.A. velutina St. Hil. et Tul.); A. burchellii* (p. 232), Goyaz(?), Brazil; A. malmeana v. vestita (p. 233), Pernambuco, Brazil; A. calophylla* (p. 233), Paraguay; A. ([image] Pilanona), with key to 21 spp., including A. paraensis (p. 237), Para, Brazil; A. sericea Dun . (=A. jenmanii Saff.); A. uncinata Sprague is considered to be a synonym of A. spraguei Saff.; A. ulei* (p. 243), Amazonas; A. jahnii Saff. ( = A. guaricensis Pittier); A. macrocalyx* (p. 246). Peru; A. echinata Dun. ( = 4. tenuifolia A. DC.); A. billbergii (p. 248), Colombia; A. iquitensis (p. 251), Peru; A. ([image] Gamopetalum), with key to 7 spp., A. cornijolia St. Hil. (=A. walkeri S. Moore); A. ([image] OLIGANTHA n. sect.), with key to 7 spp., including: A. amambayensis (Hassl.) (nom. nud. 1917) (p. 264), Paraguay; A. amazonica (p. 266), Para, Brazil; A. manabiensis* Saff. ms. (p. 267), Ecuador; A. ([image] Atractanthus), with key to 5 spp., including A. saffordiana (p. 272), Alagoas, Brazil; A. ([image] Atta), with key to 12 spp., including A. reticulata L. ( = A. laevis, riparia, excelsa, humboldtiana, all HBK., A. suriffa Roxb., and A. longifolia Sesse et Moc.); A. acutifolia Saff. ms. (p. 286), Chile; A. ([image] C helono carpus), with key to 4 spp.; A. ([image] llama), with key to 2 spp.; A. ([image] Saxigena), with key to 2 spp.; A. ( Anonula), with key to 9 spp., including: A. haitiensis ssp. appendiculata (p. 304), Santo Domingo Repl.; A. ([image] Anonella), with key to 5 spp., including: A. bicolor f. concolor (p. 307), A. domingensis* (p. 308), and A. dumetorum* (p. 308), Santo Domingo; Rollinia xylopifolia (Anona x. St. H. & Tul.) (p. 315). Supplement (p. 316-334) contains synonymy and new spp. as follows: Sapranthus campechianus (HBK.) Standl. ( = Anona insularis Millsp.); Desmopsis heteropetala (p. 316), Costa Rica; Malmea, notes on the genus and key to 9 spp.; M. costaricensis (p. 320), Costa Rica; M. raimondii (Guatteria r. Diels) (p. 320); M. hypoglauca (G.h. Standl.) (p. 321); Crematosperma, note on the genus and key to 9 spp.; C. gracilipes* (p. 325), Peru; C. pendulum (Guatteria pendula Ruiz et Pav.) (p. 325); C. monospermum* (Cymbopetalum m. Rusby) (p. 327); C. leiophyllum (Guatteria leiophylla Diels) (p. 328); C. poiteaui (Guatteria p. Diels) (p. 328); C. megalophyllum (p. 329) and C. cauliflorum (p. 330), Peru; C. polyphlebum (Unonopsis polyphleba Diels) (p. 331); Xylopia conjugens (p. 333) and X. benthami v. subnuda (p. 333), Peru.1 aFries, Rob, E.  u<Go to ISI>://BCI:BCI19330700014283