Phaulopsis
Erin Tripp
Introduction
Phaulopsis is predominantly an African genus with a center of diversity in southern Zaire. Most species occur within 10 degrees of the northern and southern parallels. Manktelow (1996) treated 22 species (plus a few intraspecific names) in her monograph of the genus. Species are mostly insect pollinated or autogamous. Some have medicinal, cultural, or nutritional uses.
References
Manktelow, M. 1996. Phaulopsis (Acanthaceae) – a monograph. Symb. Bot. Ups. 31 (2): 1-184.
Title Illustrations
| Scientific Name | Phaulopsis barteri T. Anderson |
|---|---|
| Location | Ghana |
| Specimen Condition | Dead Specimen |
| Collector | Schmidt |
| Copyright |
© 2006
Erin Tripp
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| Scientific Name | Phaulopsis barteri T. Anderson |
|---|---|
| Location | Ghana |
| Specimen Condition | Dead Specimen |
| Collector | Schmidt |
| Copyright |
© 2006
Erin Tripp
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Erin Tripp
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
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Tripp, Erin. 2006. Phaulopsis. Version 13 November 2006 (under construction). http://tolweb.org/Phaulopsis/65611/2006.11.13 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/
