05097nam 2200541 450 991048311750332120210117185706.03-662-49260-110.1007/978-3-662-49260-4(CKB)4340000000061996(DE-He213)978-3-662-49260-4(MiAaPQ)EBC6314914(MiAaPQ)EBC5579199(Au-PeEL)EBL5579199(OCoLC)995160654(PPN)203666445(EXLCZ)99434000000006199620201228h20172017 uy| 0engurnn|008mamaatxtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierAizoaceae /Heidrun E.K. Hartmann, editorSecond edition.Berlin :Springer,[2017]©20171 online resource (690 illus., 672 illus. in color. eReference.) Springer referenceIllustrated handbook of succulent plants"With 694 figures."3-662-49258-X Includes bibliographical references.Acrodon -- Acrosanthes -- Aethephyllum -- Aizoanthemum -- Aizoon -- Aloinopsis -- Amphibolia -- Antegibbaeum -- Antimima -- Apatesia -- Arenifera -- Argyroderma -- Aridaria -- Aspazoma -- Astridia -- Bergeranthus -- Bijlia -- Braunsia -- Brianhuntleya -- Brownanthus -- Calamophyllum -- Callistigma -- Carpanthea -- Carpobrotus -- Carruanthus -- Caryotophora -- Cephalophyllum -- Cerochlamys -- Chasmatophyllum -- Cheiridopsis -- Circandra -- Cleretum -- Conicosia -- Conophytum -- Corpuscularia -- Cryophytum -- Cylindrophyllum -- Cypselea -- Dactylopsis -- Deilanthe -- Delosperma -- Dicrocaulon -- Didymaotus -- Dintheranthus -- Diplosoma -- Disphyma -- Dorotheanthus -- Dracophilus -- Drosanthemum -- Eberlanzia -- Ebracteola -- Ectotropis -- Enarganthe -- Erepsia -- Esterhuysenia -- Eurystigma -- Faucaria -- Fenestraria -- Frithia -- Galenia -- Glottiphyllum -- Gunniopsis -- Hallianthus -- Hammeria -- Hartmanthus -- Hereroa -- Hymenogyne -- Ihlenfeldtia -- Jacobsenia -- Jensenobotrya -- Jordaaniella -- Juttadinteria -- Khadia -- Knersia -- Lampranthus -- Lapidaria -- Leipoldtia -- Lithops -- Machairophyllum -- Malephora -- Malotigena -- Marlothistella -- Mesembryanthemum -- Mestoklema -- Meyerophytum -- Mitrophyllum -- Monilaria -- Mossia -- Namaquanthus -- Namibia -- Nananthus -- Nelia -- Neohenricia -- Octopoma -- Odontophorus -- Oophytum -- Opophytum -- Orthopterum -- Oscularia -- Ottosonderia -- Peersia -- Pherolobus -- Phiambolia -- Phyllobolus -- Pleiospilos -- Plinthus -- Polymita -- Prenia -- Prepodesma -- Psammophora -- Psilocaulon -- Rabiea -- Rhinephyllum -- Rhombophyllum -- Ruschia -- Ruschianthemum -- Ruschianthus -- Ruschiella -- Saphesia -- Sarcozona -- Sceletium -- p:\Succulents\Manuscript_20151208\ - Page 2/2 -- Schlechteranthus -- Schwantesia -- Scopelogena -- Sesuvium -- Skiatophytum -- Smicrostigma -- Stayneria -- Stoeberia -- Stomatium -- Synaptophyllum -- Tanquana -- Tetragonia -- Titanopsis -- Trianthema -- Tribolucarpus -- Trichodiadema -- Vanheerdea -- Vanzijlia -- Vlokia -- Volkeranthus -- Wooleya -- Zaleya -- Zeuktophyllum.About 15 years after the first edition of the Handbook of Aizoaceae, a wealth of changes can be reported for the family Aizoaceae, and this second edition brings a completely new survey over all taxonomic units from subfamilies down to species and subspecies; each critically examined. Of the presently known 2956 species, 1594 have been accepted and are described here, arranged in 147 genera. Six genera have been newly described since 2001, namely Brianhuntleya, Hammeria, Knersia, Phiambolia, Ruschiella, and Volkeranthus, and only one has been placed newly into synonymy (Caulipsilon). All synonymous genus names are treated with the valid genus names. Preliminary molecular studies are referred to, for which different groups of markers at different levels like species, genera, subgenera, and further ranks have been used. The basic division into four subfamilies is supported by more recent studies, yet with some genera being shifted. Furthermore, the geographical distribution of each genus is shown on one map each: either worldwide, or restricted to Southern Africa. For these latter, the main rainfall seasons are delimited by blue lines in order to offer also parameters for cultivation. This second edition provides a comprehensive list of the latest taxonomy including the updated relevant plant data. Following an introduction to the leaf-succulent family Aizoaceae, including keys to the subfamilies and genera, all genera with keys to the subgenera and succulent species are described in detail.Springer reference.AizoaceaeClassificationAizoaceae578.012578.09Hartmann Heidrun E. 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