- by Hooker, but
divided Eunepenthes into
three subgroups: Apruinosae,
Pruinosae, and Retiferae.
Nepenthes taxonomy was once
again revised in 1908 by John...
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Series Pruinosae is a
series within the
genus Crataegus that
contains at
least six
species of
hawthorn trees and shrubs,
native to
Eastern North America...
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United States in
North America. It is
thought to be
allied with
series Pruinosae.
Crataegus arcana is
found in Michigan, New York,
North Carolina, and...
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Marssonina polygoni Marssonina poonensis Marssonina populicola Marssonina pruinosae Marssonina psidii Marssonina pteridis Marssonina punctiformis Marssonina...
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Pruinosae,
fruit "light
yellowish green to dark russet" C. anisophylla,
series Flavae,
fruit orange or
orange and red C. angulata,
series Pruinosae,...
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Melampsora periplocae Melampsora piscariae Melampsora populnea Melampsora pruinosae Melampsora pulcherrima Melampsora ribis Melampsora ribis-auritae Melampsora...
- Genus:
Crataegus Section:
Crataegus sect.
Coccineae Series:
Crataegus ser.
Pruinosae Species: C. pruinosa
Binomial name
Crataegus pruinosa (H.L.Wendl.) K.Koch...
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fruit "greenish-yellow
becoming dark purplish-red" C. angulata,
series Pruinosae, eastern,
fruit "light
yellowish green becoming dark purplish-red" C....
- J. (December 2001). "Systematics of
Macaranga sects.
Pachystemon and
Pruinosae (Euphorbiaceae)".
Harvard Papers in Botany. 6 (2): 371–448. JSTOR 41761754...
- Anowro****), but
divided Eunepenthes into
three subgroups: Apruinosae,
Pruinosae, and Retiferae, the last
containing only N. lowii. (in German) Beck, G...
