A phylogenetic list of the genera of Rubiaceae in Mexico
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endemic genera, introduced genera, RobbrechtAbstract
The Rubiaceae are extremely well represented in the Mexican Republic, with 77 indigenous or endemic genera, eight introduced (naturalized or cultivated) genera, and approximately 533 species. A phylogenetic sequence is presented to accommodate these genera following the system of classification proposed by Robbrecht (1988).
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