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The Tiliacées are a family of plants Dicotylédone S including/understanding 450 Espèce S divided into more than 50 kind S:

  • Ancistrocarpus, Apeiba, Asterophorum, Berrya, Brownlowia, Burretiodendron, Christiana, Clappertonia, Colonna, Corchorus, Craigia, Desplatsia, Dicraspidia, Diplodiscus, Duboscia, Eleutherostylis, Entelea, Erinocarpus, Glyphaea, Goethalsia, Grewia, Hainania, Heliocarpus, Hydrogaster, Jarandersonia, Luehea, Lueheopsis, Microcos, Mollia, Mortoniodendron, Muntingia, Neotessmannia, Pentace, Pentaplaris, Pseudocorchorus, Schoutenia, Sicrea, Sparrmannia, Tahitia, Tetralix, Tilia, Trichospermum, Triumfetta, Vasivaea, Vinticena .
They are trees, shrubs and rare herbaceous plants, areas moderated with tropical. It is a cosmopolitan family.

One can quote the kinds

  • Tilia with the lime, a tree which provides sawlog and which also is very much used in the parks and urban plantations.
  • Corchorus with the Jute ( Corchorus olitorius ) of the tropical zones.

The phylogenetic classification gathers the Bombacacées, the Tiliaceous ones and the Sterculiacées within the family of the Malvacées, while the kinds Dicraspidia , Muntingia and Neotessmannia train now the family of the Muntingiacées.

One can also quote the case of Corchorus neocaledonicus an endemic shrub of New Caledonia in the past called Oceanopapaver of which the exact position is still discussed.

External bonds

    • See also '' Malvaceae ''
  • Corchorus neocaledonicus on Endemia N.C

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