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Ver. 19.2
April 17th, 2024

292.0000 Family Vivianiaceae Klotzsch; Linnaea 10: 433 (1836), nom. cons.
4 genera, 17 spp. Andes, southern South America. Possibly not in Geraniales, but in Crossosomatales.
Species listed in database: 17
= Balbisieae Baill.; Adansonia 9: 361, 371 (1873)
= Ledocarpaceae Meyen; Reise 1: 308 (1834), Family
= Ledocarpeae Klotzsch; A. Richard, Nouv. Elém. Bot., ed. 3, Germ. transl.: 867 (1840)
= Ledocarpoideae Thorne & Reveal; Bot. Rev (Lancaster) 73: 107 (2007), Subfamily
= Rhynchothecaceae Juss.; V. V. D. d´Orbigny, Dict. Univ. Hist. Nat. 11: 131 (1848)
= Rhynchothecoideae Thorne & Reveal; Bot. Rev (Lancaster) 73: 107 (2007), Subfamily
= Vivianieae Klotzsch; A. Richard, Nouv. Elém. Bot., ed. 3, Germ. transl.: 867 (1840)
= Vivianioideae Arn.; Botany: 99 (1832)
= Wendtieae Benth. & Hook.f.; Gen. Pl. 1: 270 (1862)
292.0001 Genus Viviania Cav.; Anal. Cienc. Nat. 7: 211, t. 49 (1804)
Distribution: southern South America
Species listed in database: 6
= Araeoandra (Barnéoud) Lefor; Univ. Conn. Occas. Pap. Biol. Sci., 2(15): 238 (1975)
= Caesarea Cambess.; Mem. Mus. Par. 18: 373, t. 18 (1829)
= Cissarobryon Poepp.; Fragm. Syn. Fl. Chil. 29 (1833)
= Clethra Bertero ex Steud.; Nom. ed. II. 1: 384 (1840)
= Linostigma Klotzsch; Linnaea 10: 438 (1835)
= Macraea Lindl.; Brandenb. J. 104 (1828)
= Xeropetalon Hook.; Bot. Misc. 1: 174 (1830)

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