ochnaceae การใช้

• The subfamily Ochnoideae was revised in 2014 as Ochnaceae sensu stricto.
• Fossils attributed to Ochnaceae are known from the early Eocene of Mississippi.
• A great many genus names have been published in Ochnaceae.
• Other authors, such as Adolf Engler, included them in Ochnaceae.
• In 1991, a cladistic analysis was published for Ochnaceae.
• Other sources list plants from the Ochnaceae and Apocynaceae families.
• Linn, a member of Ochnaceae family, in 1973.
• Ochnaceae, defined broadly or narrowly, is pantropical in tissue within the flower.
• These were Luxemburgiaceae, Sauvagesiaceae, Wallaceaceae, Euthemidaceae, Lophiraceae, and Ochnaceae.
• It is not clear whether the presence or absence of endosperm is the ancestral state in Ochnaceae.
• All of the genera mentioned above, as well as Ochnaceae, were long regarded as basal asterid order Ericales.
• The group without endosperm corresponds to de Candolle's concept of Ochnaceae, and to the modern tribe Ochneae.
• In 1874, Engler divided Ochnaceae into two groups, based on the absence or presence of endosperm in the mature seed.
• In 1893, Ernest Friedrich Gilg covered Ochnaceae, and Adolf Engler covered Quiinaceae for the first edition of Die Nat黵lichen Pflanzenfamilien.
• More rarely, the genus " Diegodendron " was thought to be close to " Strasburgeria " and Ochnaceae.
• The number of ovules per carpel varies widely in Ochnaceae . " Medusagyne " and Quiinoideae have two ovules per carpel.
• The APG III system of flowering plant classification does not recognize such a family, instead including these genera in the Ochnaceae family.
• In 2012, an analysis of chloroplast DNA resolved Ochnaceae as group of five families known as the clusioids . but Clusiaceae was divided in 2009
• The larvae feed variously on Rhamnaceae, Leguminosae, Sapindaceae, Melianthaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Gramineae, Ochnaceae, Lauraceae, Tiliaceae, Meliaceae etc.
• ""'Ochnaceae " "'is a works published after APG III have accepted the small families Medusagynaceae and Quiinaceae.