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015.0000 Family Anemiaceae Link; Fil. Spec. 23 (1841)
1 genus, 118 spp.
Species listed in database: 118; hybrids: 14
= Anemieae Bommer; Bull. Soc. Roy. Bot. Belgique 5: 558 (1867)
= Anemioideae C.Presl; Suppl. Tent. Pterid. 77 (1845)
= Mohriaceae (C.Presl) C.F.Reed; Bol. Soc. Brot., Ser. 2, 21: 168 (1948)
= Mohrieae Bommer; Bull. Soc. Roy. Bot. Belgique 5: 558 (1867)
= Mohrioideae C.Presl; Suppl. Tent. Pterid. 95 (1845)
015.0001 Genus Anemia Sw.; Syn. Fil. (Kiliae) [O.Swartz] 6: 155 (1806), nom. cons.
Distribution: Mostly neotropical (61 spp. Brazil, ca. 20 Mexico), 17 Africa/Madagascar, 1 extending to peninsular India. Revision: Mickel (2016)
Species listed in database: 118; hybrids: 14
= Aneimiaebotrys Fée; Crypt. Vasc. Brésil 1: 267 (1869)
= Anemidictyon J.Sm.; Gen. Fil. [Hooker] t. 103 (1842)
= Anemirhiza J.Sm.; Bot. Voy. Herald [Seemann] 243 (1854) (Anemiorrhiza)
= Colina Greene; Erythea 1: 247 (1893)
= Coptophyllum Gardner; London J. Bot. 1: 133 (1842)
= Hemianemia (Prantl) C.F.Reed; Bol. Soc. Brot., Ser. 2, 21: 154 (1947)
= Mohria Sw.; Syn. Fil. (Kiliae) [O.Swartz] 6, 159 (1806)
= Ornithopteris Bernh.; Neues J. Bot. 1(2): 40 (1806)
= Spathopteris C.Presl; Suppl. Tent. Pterid. 95 (1845)
= Trochopteris Gardner; London J. Bot. 1: 74 (1842)

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