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E.S. Fernando Vegetation of the Philippine Islands 18 Table 3. Genera of flowering plants endemic to the Philippine Islands; figures in parentheses denote the number of species in the genus (after Steenis 1987). Arnesiella (Qrchidaceae) (1) Antherostele (Rubiaceae) (4) Astrocalyx (Melastomataceae) (2) Astrothalamus (Urticaceae) (1) Carionia (Melastomataceae) (1) Clemensiella (Asclepiadaceae) (1) Cyne (Loranthaceae) (1) Dolichostegia (Asclepiadaceae) (1) Fenixia (Compositae) (1) Glococarpus (Sapindaceae) (1) Gongrospermum (Sapindaceae) (1) Greeniopsis (Rubiaceae) (6) Leptosolena (Zingiberaceae) (1) Luzonia (Leguminosae) (1) Macropodanthus (Orchidaceae) (1) Phragmorchis (Orchidaceae) (1) Quisumbinqia (Asclepiadaceae) (1 ) Reutealis (Euphorbiaceae) (1) Sulitia (Rubiaceae) (1 ) Swinglea (Rutaceae) (1) Thaumasianthes (Loranthaceae) (2) Vanoverberghia (Zingiberaceae) (1) Villaria (Rubiaceae) (5) Table 4. Asiatic-centred genera Qf flowering plants in the Philippine Islands, not known elsewhere in West Malesia (modified after Merrill 1926). Acrocephalus (Labiatae) Peracarpa (Campanulaceae) Deutzia (Saxifragaceae) Photinia (Rosaceae) Distyliopsis (Hamamelidaceae) Saururus (Saururaceae) (also in Sulawesi and New Guinea) Ellisiophyllum (Scrophulariaceae) Skimmia (Rutaceae) (also in New Guinea) Lilium (Liliaceae) Tectona (Verbenaceae) Melientha (Opiliaceae) Thesium (Santalaceae) (also in Lesser Sunda Is.) Ophiopogon (Liliaceae) Triphasia (Rutaceae) Pegia (Anacardiaceae) Table 5. Easterncentred genera of flowering plants in the Philippine Islands, not known elsewhere in West Malesia; includes East Malesiaae) Dimorphanthera (Ericaceae) Myrmephytum (Rubiaceae) Discocalyx (Myrsinaceae) Neotrewia (Euphorbiaceae) Dolicholobium (Rubiaceae) Neuburgia (Loganiaceae) Ectrosia (Gramineae) Papualthia (Annonaceae) Eucalyptus (Myrtaceae) Pimelea (Thymelaeaceae) Euphorianthus (Sapindaceae) Pothoidium (Araceae) Geitonoplesium (Liliaceae) Quintinia (Saxifragaceae) Heterospathe (Palmae) Sararanqa (Pandanaceae) Kania (Myrtaceae) Scaphiophora (Burinanniaceae) Legnephora (Menispermaceae) Wallaceodendron (Leguminosae) Lepiniopsis (Apocynaceae) Xanthostemon (Myrtaceae) Loheria (Myrsinaceae)
Figure Number of genera plotted against log area (km2) Data from van Balgooy (1969), Beintema-Hietbrink (n.d. Ceylon), Keng (Malaya, 1970), Merrill (Philippines, 1926), van Steenis (Malesia, 1950). Primary Vegetation Types (forest formations') of the Philippine Islands Tropical lowland evergreen rain forest Tropical semi-evergreen rain forest Forest over limestone Forest over ultramafic rocks Beach forest Mangrove forest Brackish-water forest Peat swamp forest Fresh-water swamp forest Tropical moist deciduous forest Tropical lower montane rain forest Tropical upper montane rain forest Subalpine rain forest Scheme and nomenclature after Whitmore, T.C. 1984. Tropical Rain Forests of the Far East. 2nd ed. Clarendon Press: Oxford. 352 p.
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