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Relationships ofJusticieae (Acanthaceae) based on cytology

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The eytology of some species representing the subtribesBarlerieas, Andrographideae, Eujusticieae andDicliptereae of theJusticieae ofBentham & Hooker, suggests thatBarlerieae are the most primitive subtribe. Separation ofBarlerieae in Engler's system from the tribeJusticieae has been supported. But separation ofEcbolium andRungia in a different taxon,Odontonemeae in the classification ofEngler does not find justification. The position ofRungia underDicliptereae (Bentham & Hooker) is supported.

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Datta, P.C., Maiti, R.K. Relationships ofJusticieae (Acanthaceae) based on cytology. Genetica 41, 437–450 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00958924

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