-
classification system of
Dahlgren the
Rutaceae were
placed in the
order Rutales, in the
superorder Rutiflorae (also
called Rutanae). The
Cronquist system...
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belonging to the
family Simaroubaceae, in the
order Sapindales (formerly
Rutales or Geraniales). The
genus is
native from east Asia
south to
northern Australasia...
- to the Rutaceae, and both are
usually placed in an
order Sapindales or
Rutales,
depending on
whether they are kept
separate and
which name is used for...
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placed into the same order,
although older systems separate that
order into
Rutales and Sapindales. The
families Flindersiaceae and
Ptaeroxylaceae are sometimes...
- and Pandanales. G. K. Schultze-Menz in Rosales. H.
Scholz in Geraniales,
Rutales,
Sapindales and Celastrales. G.
Wagenitz in Thymelaeales, Ebenales, Oleales...
- Then, by the mid- and late-20th century, the
family was
moved to the
Rutales. Finally, in the late 20th century, the
family was (and
today still is)...
- Scudder; G. H. Neil
Towers (1992). "Biological
activity of
limonoids from the
rutales". Phytochemistry. 31 (2): 377–394. doi:10.1016/0031-9422(92)90003-9. Ngadni...
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floral disc and oil
cells in the
petals suggest affinities to the
order of
Rutales or sapindales,
namely under the
family of
Simaroubaceae or Rutaceae. Samara...
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Melianthaceae Family Sabiaceae Family Meliosmaceae Family Connaraceae Order Rutales Family Rutaceae Family Ptaeroxylaceae Family Cneoraceae Family Simaroubaceae...
- von Frucht- und Samenölen der
Pittosporaceen sowie einiger Arten der
Rutales und Araliales, dissertation".
Academic Dissertation.
University of Kaiserslautern...
