Pimia rhamnoides

[Stewart Robert Hinsley]

Does anyone know anything about Pimia rhamnoides Seem.? It's in Bentham
and Hooker's Genera Plantarum as a monotypic genus endemic to Fiji,
placed in Sterculiaceae:Lasiopetaleae, and also in Hutchinson with the
same placement, but not in the recent revision of Malvaceae _sensu lato_
from Bayer, and I can't find any other mention of it, other than the
bare listing in IPNI.
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Stewart Robert Hinsley

[P van Rijckevorsel]

Afraid not. Mabberley (1997) recognises it as a monotypic genus. Of course
there is Seemann's flora of Fiji but I don't know in how much detail he
goes. Don't really know if there is a good contemporary flora of Fiji. There
does exist a guide of the flora's of the world.
PvR

Stewart Robert Hinsley > schreef in berichtnieuws
...
> Does anyone know anything about Pimia rhamnoides Seem.? It's in Bentham
> and Hooker's Genera Plantarum as a monotypic genus endemic to Fiji,
> placed in Sterculiaceae:Lasiopetaleae, and also in Hutchinson with the
> same placement, but not in the recent revision of Malvaceae _sensu lato_
> from Bayer, and I can't find any other mention of it, other than the
> bare listing in IPNI.
> --
> Stewart Robert Hinsley

[Stewart Robert Hinsley]

In article >, P van
Rijckevorsel > writes
>Mabberley (1997) recognises it as a monotypic genus.

Where does he place it?
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Stewart Robert Hinsley

[P van Rijckevorsel]

P van Rijckevorsel > writes
> >Mabberley (1997) recognises it as a monotypic genus.

Stewart Robert Hinsley > schreef
> Where does he place it?
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> Stewart Robert Hinsley

+ + +
"Sterculiaceae"
PvR