Homalolepis Explained
Homalolepis is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Simaroubaceae.[1]
Its native range is Costa Rica to South Tropical America.
Species:
- Homalolepis arenaria
- Homalolepis bahiensis
- Homalolepis cavalcantei
- Homalolepis cedron
- Homalolepis cuneata
- Homalolepis docensis
- Homalolepis ferruginea
- Homalolepis floribunda
- Homalolepis glabra
- Homalolepis guajirensis
- Homalolepis insignis
- Homalolepis intermedia
- Homalolepis maiana
- Homalolepis morettii
- Homalolepis paraensis
- Homalolepis planaltina
- Homalolepis pohliana
- Homalolepis praecox
- Homalolepis pumila
- Homalolepis rigida
- Homalolepis rotundata
- Homalolepis salubris
- Homalolepis suaveolens
- Homalolepis subcymosa
- Homalolepis suffruticosa
- Homalolepis tocantina
- Homalolepis trichilioides
- Homalolepis warmingiana
Notes and References
- Web site: Homalolepis Turcz. Plants of the World Online Kew Science . Plants of the World Online . 25 September 2021 . en.
