Weinmannia

Weinmannia is a genus of flowering plants in the family Cunoniaceae. The genus includes approximately 150 species of canopy trees and shrubs, ranging across the montane tropics and temperate New Zealand and Chile.^[1]

This genus is merged into Cunonia by some authors.

Species

• Weinmannia affinis
• Weinmannia aggregata (Madagascar)
• Weinmannia apurimacensis
• Weinmannia boliviana (Bolivia)
• Weinmannia corocoroensis (Venezuela)
• Weinmannia costulata
• Weinmannia descendens
• Weinmannia dichotoma (New Caledonia)
• Weinmannia exigua
• Weinmannia fagaroides (Bolivia)
• Weinmannia ilutepuiensis (Venezuela)
• Weinmannia jelskii
• Weinmannia loxensis
• Weinmannia magnifica (Madagascar)
• Weinmannia ouaiemensis
• Weinmannia pinnata
• Weinmannia portlandiana
• Weinmannia racemosa (New Zealand)
• Weinmannia raiateensis
• Weinmannia rapensis
• Weinmannia richii
• Weinmannia rollottii (Andes)
• Weinmannia rutenbergii (Madagascar)
• Weinmannia silvicola (New Zealand)
• Weinmannia spiraeoides
• Weinmannia stenocarpa
• Weinmannia tinctoria (Mascarene Islands)
• Weinmannia tormentosa (Colombia)
• Weinmannia trichosperma (Argentina-Chile)
• Weinmannia ueli
• Weinmannia venusta
• Weinmannia vitiensis

External links

(Spanish)"Weinmannia". Encyclopedia of Chilean Flora. http://www.florachilena.cl/Niv_tax/Angiospermas/Ordenes/Oxidales/Cunoniaceae/Weinmannia/Weinmannia.htm. Retrieved 2010-03-31. 

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