Claim · model-written summary
Antonia and Bonyunia formed a homogeneous, individualized group.
- Outcome
- homogenous and individualized groupe0
Verbatim
e0“The two genera Antonia and Bonyunia belong to an homogenous and individualized group”
Title
Joëlle Coulaud Canadian Journal of Botany 1989. doi:10.1139/b89-117
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Wood anatomy indicated unity and subdivisions within Loganiaceae.
- Observation Potalia, Anthocleista, and Fagraea were related.
- Observation Potalia, Anthocleista, and Fagraea contrasted with Strychnos.
- Observation Neuburgia was not close to Strychnos despite sharing a tribe.
- Observation A new relationship was found between Nuxia and Geniostoma.
- Observation The expected special feature of Buddlejeae did not emerge.
- Observation Nuxia and Buddleja were related to Strychnos and Peltanthera.
- Observation Gaertnera and Genipa could scarcely be distinguished from the family using qualitative characters.