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Proteoideae is one of the five
subfamilies of the
plant family Proteaceae. The
greatest diversity of the
subfamily is in Africa, but
there are also many...
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million years ago. The
Proteaceae are
divided into two subfamilies: the
Proteoideae, best
represented in
southern Africa, and the Grevilleoideae, concentrated...
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Oceania as well.
Protea cynaroides is
further placed within the
subfamily Proteoideae,
which is
found mainly in
Southern Africa. This
subfamily is defined...
- five subfamilies: Bellendenoideae, Persoonioideae, Symphionematoideae,
Proteoideae and Grevilleoideae. In 2008 Mast and
colleagues updated Macadamia and...
- cuneatus, and 33
species are recognised. The
genus is
placed in
subfamily Proteoideae, and is held to be most
closely related to
several South African genera...
- Africa,
where almost all of
Proteaceae taxa
belong to the
subfamily Proteoideae.[page needed] The lone
exception and only
grevilleoid in
Africa is the...
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about 8
metres in height.
Protea roupelliae is
placed in the
subfamily Proteoideae,
which is
found mainly in
Southern Africa. This
subfamily is defined...
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Eidothea hardeniana,
commonly named nightcap oak, is a
species of tree, up to 40 m (130 ft) tall, of the
plant family Proteaceae,
which botanist Robert...
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subtribe Stirlingiinae,
within the
tribe Conospermeae of the
subfamily Proteoideae. The
common name
Blueboy is used
sometimes for the genus, but most often...
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Angiosperms Clade:
Eudicots Order:
Proteales Family:
Proteaceae Subfamily:
Proteoideae Tribe:
Leucadendreae Subtribe:
Leucadendrinae Genus:
Leucospermum R.Br...
