familyArecaceae
subfamilyArecaceae subfam. Arecoideae
tribeArecaceae tribe Areceae
subtribeArecaceae (tribe Areceae) subtribe Dypsidinae

Arecaceae (tribe Areceae) subtribe Dypsidinae

Beccari

Palme del Madagascar 2. 1912.

Scott Zona
Treatment appears in FNA Volume 22. Treatment on page 115.

Discussion

Selected References

None.

Lower Taxa

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Anther dehiscence
dehiscing +
Anther fixation
dorsifixed +  and basifixed +
Author
Scott Zona +
Authority
Beccari +
Axillary bud architecture or arrangement or growth form
solitary +
Distribution
Worldwide +, especially abundant in Central America +, South America +  and se Asia +
Embryo architecture or shape
peglike +
Embryo position
apical +, lateral +  and basal +
Embryo size
minute +
Endocarp texture
osseous +, leathery +  and papery +
Endosperm relief
ruminate +
Endosperm variability
homogeneous +
Eophyll architecture or shape
undivided +
Eophyll shape
2-cleft +  and lanceolate +
Exocarp architecture
prickly +
Exocarp architecture or pubescence or relief
smooth +
Exocarp pubescence
hirsute +
Exocarp pubescence or relief
warty +
Filament fusion
adnate +, connate +  and distinct +
Flower architecture
staminate +  and pistillate +
Flower architecture or arrangement or growth form
solitary +
Flower architecture or shape
symmetric +
Flower arrangement or growth form
clustered +
Flower fusion
adnate +, connate +  and distinct +
Flower presence
absent +
Flower reproduction
unisexual +  and bisexual +
Fruit architecture
berrylike +  and drupaceous +
Fruit position
apical +  and basal +
Fruit structure in adjective form
stigmatic +
Hastulum presence
absent +
Inflorescence architecture
branched +  and spicate +
Inflorescence arrangement
paniculate +
Inflorescence quantity
1;5 +
Leaf-blade architecture
palmate +
Leaf-blade architecture or shape
2-pinnate +  and pinnate +
Leaf arrangement
arranged +
Mesocarp texture
fibrous +, dry +  and fleshy +
Number of lower taxa
1 +
Peduncular bract presence
absent +
Perianth architecture or arrangement
1-2-seriate +
Petal atypical quantity
3 (4) +
Petal fusion
connate +  and distinct +
Petal quantity
3 +
Petiole architecture
bearing prickles or marginal teeth +  and unarmed +
Petiole shape
ridged +, channeled +  and terete +
Pistil fusion
list +  and count +
Pistil quantity
1 +  and 3 +
Plant reproduction
unisexual +
Plication shape
v--shaped +  and tent--shaped +
Pore character
germination +
Pore quantity
3 +
Prophyll shape
2-keeled +
Publication title
Palme del Madagascar +
Publication year
1912 +
Reference
None +
Root derivation
adventitious +
Root width
thick +
Seed-coat width
thin +
Seed atypical quantity
1 (2) +
Seed fusion
adhering to endocarp +  and free +
Seed quantity
1 +
Segment architecture
bearing prickles +  and unarmed +
Segment architecture or pubescence
scaly +
Segment pubescence
glabrous +
Segment shape
cuneate +, linear +  and lanceolate +
Sepal atypical quantity
3 (4) +
Sepal fusion
connate +  and distinct +
Sepal quantity
3 +
Sheath shape
tubular +
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Stamen atypical quantity
34 (1000) +
Stamen quantity
6 +  and 34 +
Starch habitat
water +
Stem architecture or pubescence or relief
covered with fibrous or prickly remains +  and smooth +
Stem growth form or habitat
terrestrial +
Stem location
subterranean +
Stem orientation
erect +  and creeping +
Stem size
enlarged;massive;slender +
Stem texture
woody +
Stigma condition or texture
dry +
Style fusion
connate +  and distinct +
Style height or length or size
short +
Synonyms
Palmae +
Taxon family
Arecaceae +
Taxon name
Arecaceae (tribe Areceae) subtribe Dypsidinae +
Taxon parent
Arecaceae tribe Areceae +
Taxon rank
subtribe +
Volume
Volume 22 +
Whole organism architecture
unbranched +  and branched +
Whole organism architecture or arrangement or growth form
solitary +
Whole organism arrangement or growth form
clustered +
Whole organism duration
perennial +
Whole organism growth form
plant +, shrub +  and tree +
Whole organism reproduction
unisexual +  and bisexual +