- as
tropical pitcher plants, or
monkey cups, in the
monotypic family Nepenthaceae. The
genus includes about 170 species, and
numerous natural and many...
- The
families Nepenthaceae and
Sarraceniaceae are the most species-rich
families of
pitcher plants.[citation needed] The
Nepenthaceae contains a single...
-
monographs on the
genus ("A
skeletal revision of
Nepenthes (
Nepenthaceae)" (1997) and "
Nepenthaceae" (2001)). In the
recent literature,
these taxa have generally...
- "A
skeletal revision of
Nepenthes (
Nepenthaceae)" is a
monograph by
Matthew Jebb and
Martin Ch**** on the
tropical pitcher plants of the
genus Nepenthes...
-
exception of
Caryophyllaceae and Molluginaceae.
Noncore families, such as
Nepenthaceae,
instead produce anthocyanins. In its
modern definition, the
order encomp****es...
- "The
Nepenthaceae of the
Netherlands Indies" is a
seminal monograph by B. H.
Danser on the
tropical pitcher plants of the
Dutch East
Indies and surrounding...
- "
Nepenthaceae" is a
monograph by
Martin Ch**** and
Matthew Jebb on the
tropical pitcher plants of Malesia,
which encomp****es Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia...
- and Robinson, A.S. (2024). Sabah’s
hidden giant:
Nepenthes pongoides (
Nepenthaceae), a micro-endemic
tropical pitcher plant from
northern Borneo. Australian...
- "
Nepenthaceae" is a
monograph by John
Muirhead Macfarlane on the
tropical pitcher plants of the
genus Nepenthes. It was
published in 1908 in
Adolf Engler's...
- "
Nepenthaceae" is a
monograph by
Joseph Dalton Hooker on the
tropical pitcher plants of the
genus Nepenthes. It was
published in 1873 in the seventeenth...
