Pigea Explained

Pigea is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Violaceae.^{[1] [2]}

Its native range is tropical and southern Africa, Madagascar, and tropical Asia to Australia.

Species

31 species are accepted.

• Pigea adpressa
• Pigea aurantiaca
• Pigea bennettiae
• Pigea buxifolia
• Pigea caffra
• Pigea calycina
• Pigea curvifolia
• Pigea cymulosa
• Pigea danguyana
• Pigea debilissima
• Pigea decaryana
• Pigea densifolia
• Pigea enneasperma
• Pigea epacroides
• Pigea fasciculata
• Pigea floribunda
• Pigea indica
• Pigea latifolia
• Pigea monopetala
• Pigea nyassensis
• Pigea pseudodanguyana
• Pigea puberula
• Pigea ramosissima
• Pigea serrata
• Pigea stellarioides
• Pigea travancorica
• Pigea tsavoensis
• Pigea vatsavayae
• Pigea verbi-divini
• Pigea vernonii
• Pigea volubilis

Notes and References

1. Web site: Pigea Ging. Plants of the World Online Kew Science . Plants of the World Online . 22 May 2021 . en.
2. Forster . Paul I. . 2021-03-24 . Reinstatement of Pigea Ging., an earlier generic name for the spade flowers previously included in Afrohybanthus Flicker (Violaceae) . Austrobaileya: A Journal of Plant Systematics . 11 . 26–33 . 10.5962/p.366370 . 2653-0139. free .