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Family Arecaceae Bercht. & J. Presl, nom. cons.


Summary
Family number:
95
Last updated:
13 avril 2007
Alternate name:
Palmae
Number of accepted genera:
188
Type genus:
Areca L.
Comments:
monocot family

Synonyms

Subdivisions of Arecaceae Bercht. & J. Presl, nom. cons.
SubfamilyTribeSubtribe
Arecoideae
ArecoideaeAreceae
ArecoideaeAreceaeArchontophoenicinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeArecinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeBasseliniinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeCarpoxylinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeClinospermatinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeCyrtostachydinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeDypsidinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeLinospadicinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeMalortieinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeOncospermatinae
ArecoideaeAreceaePtychospermatinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeRhopalostylidinae
ArecoideaeAreceaeVerschaffeltiinae
ArecoideaeChamaedoreeae
ArecoideaeCocoseae
ArecoideaeCocoseaeAttaleinae
ArecoideaeCocoseaeBactridinae
ArecoideaeCocoseaeElaeidinae
ArecoideaeEuterpeae
ArecoideaeGeonomateae
ArecoideaeIriarteeae
ArecoideaeLeopoldinieae
ArecoideaeManicarieae
ArecoideaeOranieae
ArecoideaePelagodoxeae
ArecoideaePodococceae
ArecoideaeReinhardtieae
ArecoideaeRoystoneeae
ArecoideaeSclerospermeae
Calamoideae
CalamoideaeCalameae
CalamoideaeCalameaeCalaminae
CalamoideaeCalameaeKorthalsiinae
CalamoideaeCalameaeMetroxylinae
CalamoideaeCalameaePigafettinae
CalamoideaeCalameaePlectocomiinae
CalamoideaeCalameaeSalaccinae
CalamoideaeEugeissoneae
CalamoideaeLepidocaryeae
CalamoideaeLepidocaryeaeAncistrophyllinae
CalamoideaeLepidocaryeaeMauritiinae
CalamoideaeLepidocaryeaeRaphiinae
Ceroxyloideae
CeroxyloideaeCeroxyleae
CeroxyloideaeCyclospatheae
CeroxyloideaePhytelepheae
Coryphoideae
CoryphoideaeBorasseae
CoryphoideaeBorasseaeHyphaeninae
CoryphoideaeBorasseaeLataniinae
CoryphoideaeCaryoteae
CoryphoideaeChuniophoeniceae
CoryphoideaeCorypheae
CoryphoideaeCryosophileae
CoryphoideaePhoeniceae
CoryphoideaeSabaleae
CoryphoideaeTrachycarpeae
CoryphoideaeTrachycarpeaeLivistoninae
CoryphoideaeTrachycarpeaeRhapidinae
Nypoideae
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References:
Cite as: USDA, Agricultural Research Service, National Plant Germplasm System. 2024. Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN Taxonomy). National Germplasm Resources Laboratory, Beltsville, Maryland.
URL: http://www.tn-grin.nat.tn/gringlobal/taxon/taxonomyfamily?id=95. Accessed 18 avril 2024.


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