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Morinda fasciculata

Description

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Family Rubiaceae

The Rubiaceae are trees , shrubs , or infrequently herbs comprising about 450 genera and 6,500 species, including some lianous forms. The leaves are simple and usually entire, and are opposite or sometimes whorled ; stipules are present and interpetiolar . The flowers are nearly always bisexual and actinomorphic , often heterostylous, and usually are in cymose inflorescences. The calyx is mostly somewhat reduced and 4-5-lobed or sometimes the lobes are obsolete or rarely one of them greatly expanded and brightly colored . The sympetalous corolla is mostly 4-5-lobed, occasionally with 3 or up to 10 lobes. The androecium consists of as many stamens as corolla lobes and is adnate to the corolla tube or epigynous zone, alternate with the lobes. The gynoecium consists of a single compound pistil of 2 or seldom more carpels, a single style, and a nearly always inferior ovary with the number of locules equaling the number of carpels, each with 1-many axile ovules. An epigynous nectary disk is usually present. The fruit is variable, sometimes forming multiples . -- Gerald Carr.

Taxonomy

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Notes

Name Status: Accepted Name . Latest taxonomic scrutiny: Govaerts R., 11-Nov-2003

Similar Species

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Members of the genus Morinda

ZipcodeZoo has pages for 173 species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and cultivars in this genus. Here are just 100 of them:

M. ammitia · M. angolensis · M. angustifolia (Narrow-Leaved Indian Mulberry) · M. artensis · M. asperula · M. asteroscepa · M. aurantiaca · M. badia · M. barlingii · M. bartlingii · M. batesii · M. billardierei · M. brachycalyx · M. brevipes · M. buchii · M. bucidaefolia · M. bucidifolia · M. calciphila · M. callicarpifolia · M. calycina · M. candollei · M. canthoides · M. capitellata · M. celebica · M. chrysorrhiza · M. cinnamomea · M. cinnamomifoliata · M. citrifolia (Pain Killer Tree (Caribbean)) · M. citrifolia var. citrifolia · M. citrifolia var. sativa · M. citrifolia var. typica · M. citrina · M. citrina var. chlorina · M. citrina var. citrina · M. cochinchinensis (Large-Fruited Morinda) · M. collina · M. coreia · M. coriacea · M. corneri · M. costata · M. debilis · M. decipiens · M. deplanchei · M. elliptifolia · M. elmeri · M. fasciculata · M. ferruginea · M. geminata · M. gjellerupii · M. glandulosa · M. glaucescens · M. glomerata · M. grayi · M. guatemalensis · M. hainanensis · M. hirtella · M. hispida · M. hoffmannioides · M. hollrungiana · M. howiana · M. hupehensis · M. hypotephra · M. jackiana · M. jasminoides (Jasmine Morinda) · M. kanalensis · M. lacunosa · M. lanceolata · M. lastelliana · M. latibractea · M. latibracteata · M. laxa · M. leiantha · M. leichhardtii · M. leparensis · M. leptocalama · M. litseifolia · M. longiflora · M. longifolia · M. longiloba · M. longipedunculata · M. longipetiolata · M. longissima · M. lucida · M. micrantha · M. microcephala · M. moaensis · M. mollis · M. montana · M. morindoides · M. myrtifolia · M. myrtifolia var. brevifolia · M. myrtifolia var. choriophylla · M. myrtifolia var. myrtifolia · M. myrtifolia var. velutina · M. nana · M. nanlingensis · M. nanlingensis var. pauciflora · M. naudia · M. neo-caledonica · M. neocaledonica

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Last Revised: 2009-07-03