新加坡前体植物区系，22:新加坡的东革阿里和其他关于新加坡的小花科的注记

The Gardens' Bulletin, Singapore Pub Date : 2021-05-25 DOI:10.26492/GBS73(1).2021-02

I. Turner

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本文列出了新加坡本地的四属，每属一种。在没有任何原始材料的情况下，为长叶Eurycoma longifolia Jack指定一个新型。最近的收藏品证实了Samadera indica Gaertn。作为新加坡本地人。共确定了14个选型和3个新型。

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Flora of Singapore precursors, 22: typifying Tongkat Ali and other notes on the Simaroubaceae in Singapore

The native Simaroubaceae of Singapore (four genera with one species each) are listed with full synonymy and typification. In the absence of any original material, a neotype is designated for Eurycoma longifolia Jack. Recent collections confirm Samadera indica Gaertn. as native in Singapore. In total 14 lectotypes and 3 neotypes are designated.

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