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Species
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P. mabesae (Elmer) J.-F.Leroy |
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Species (population code)
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P. mabesae (Elmer) J.-F.Leroy |
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Section
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Psilanthus Asia |
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Presence in living collection
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- |
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Population code (When available)
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- |
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IUCN red list (2020)
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NOT EVALUATED |
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Global Biodiversity Information Facility
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https://www.gbif.org/fr/species/5338536 |
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Synonymy (species name)
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Coffea mabesae (Elmer) J.-F.Leroy Plectronia mabesae Elmer Canthium mabesae (Elmer) Merr. Canthium lycioides A.Rich. ex DC. Plectronia lycioides (A.Rich. ex DC.) Elmer |
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Reference publication
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Bull. Mus. Natl. Hist. Nat., B, Adansonia 3: 256 1981 publ. (1982) |
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Litterature as proposed by Davis et al., 2006
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- |
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Distribution
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Malesia to Queensland (Torres Strait Is.) |
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Habitat / Ecology
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Likes lowlands. stony soils. along watercourses |
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Caffeine content in beans (% dmb)
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- |
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Caffeine content in leaves (% dmb)
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- |
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Trigonelline (% dmb)
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- |
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ACG (% dmb)
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- |
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Sucrose (% dmb)
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- |
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Mangiferin content in beans (unpublished data)
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- |
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Mangiferin content in leaves (% dry weight)
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- |
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Ripening time in months
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5 minimum |
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Reference ripening for species (if not in collection)
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Leroy 1962. Flowers in March. Fruits in August (mature fruits ?) |
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Ripen fruits color
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didymous but unknown color of ripe fruits |
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Foliar dimensions in cm
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8 x 3.5 |
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Pollen pictures
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- |
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Genome size (Mbp) 1C
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- |
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References for genome size
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- |
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Genotyping by Sequencing (Hamon et al., 2017)
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- |
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Illumina PE Sequencing data. NP: Not Public; May be available upon request or collaboration
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- |
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Chloroplaste complete genomes
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- |
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Complete nuclear genome
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- |
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Others informations
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in Leroy 1962: a sub-shrub about 1 m high, deciduous leaves, membranous, at the end of short branches hairless. In Leroy: tiny differences between P. benghalensis, P. cochinchinensis, P. horsfieldanus and P. mabesae. For Davis: similar to P brassii but leaves, corolla and fruits almost consistently glabrous. According to Elmer in Leroy 1962: single axillary or terminal flowers, anthers included, greenish (mature?) and dry fruit turning brownish as they age, obovoid-globular, finally hairless, didymous. |
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High quality photo repository
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