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No references found	The pedicel-like structure with no obvious scars, corresponds to the elongate receptacle or hypanthium typical of extant Combretaceae and the epigynous perianth remnants indicate that the fruit developed from an inferior ovary. Phylogenetic distribution and identification of fin-winged fruits by Manchester, Steven R.; O'Leary, Elizabeth L. / The Botanical Review Some whole flowers were aborted, but many of those collected had the disc and part of the hypanthium severed--presumably by parrots before being discarded (Fig. Seed fall and flowering in white box (Eucalyptus albens Benth.) trees ... by Semple, W.S.; Koen, T.B.; Henderson, J. / Australian Forestry On the other hand, Judd and Skean (1991), suggested that Pachyanthus may be a monophyletic group because its species show moderate to large six-merous flowers (secondarily five-merous), more or less robust fruits with a cylindrical-campanulate hypanthium that is coriaceous and persistent (often torn into segments similar to sepals), and inflorescences with flattened axes usually bearing only one to seven flowers. Preliminary molecular phylogenetic studies in Pachyanthus (Miconieae, ... by Becquer-Granados, Eldis R.; Neubig, Kurt M.; Judd, Walter S.; Michelangeli, Fabian A.; Abbott, J. Ri / The Botanical Review	hyobranchium Hyocephalidae hyoglossus Hyogo hyoid Hyoid Apparatus Hyoid Arch hyoid tooth Hyolitha hyomandibular hyomandibular cleft hyomandibular pouch Hyopssodontidae hyoscine hyoscyamine Hyoscyamus hyostylic Hyostyly hypabyssal rock hypacusia hypaethral hypaethron hypalgesia hypandrium Hypanis hypanthium hypantrum Hypatia Hypatia of Alexandria Hypatian Chronicle hypautomorphic hypaxial musculature hype hypengyophobia hyper Hyper-C Hyper-G Hyper-Man hyper-Raman effect Hyper-V Hyperaccess hyperacid hyperacoustic zone hyperactive hyperactivity hyperacusia hyperadrenalism hyperadrenocorticism hyperaldosteronism hyperalgesia hyperbaric	HYPACT hypacusia hypacusia hypacusis hypaesthesia hypaesthesia hypaesthesia hypaesthetic hypaethral hypaethral hypaethron hypalbuminemia hypalgesia hypalgesia hypalgesia hypalgia hypallage hypallages Hypallelomorph Hypalon hypamnios hypanakinesia hypanakinesia hypanakinesis hypandrium Hypanis hypanthia hypanthia hypanthial hypanthial hypanthium hypantrum Hypapophysis Hypaque Hypar Hypar Hypar Hyparterial Hyparterial Hypaspist Hypaspists Hypathia Hypathia of Alexandria Hypatia Hypatia Hypatia Divine Pagan Hypatia of Alexandria Hypatia of Alexandria Hypatian Chronicle Hypatian Codex hypautomorphic Hypaxial Hypaxial Hypaxial Hypaxial muscles hypaxial musculature Hypcol Hypcol hype hype hype

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The pedicel-like structure with no obvious scars, corresponds to the elongate receptacle or hypanthium typical of extant Combretaceae and the epigynous perianth remnants indicate that the fruit developed from an inferior ovary.

Phylogenetic distribution and identification of fin-winged fruits by Manchester, Steven R.; O'Leary, Elizabeth L. / The Botanical Review

Some whole flowers were aborted, but many of those collected had the disc and part of the hypanthium severed--presumably by parrots before being discarded (Fig.

Seed fall and flowering in white box (Eucalyptus albens Benth.) trees ... by Semple, W.S.; Koen, T.B.; Henderson, J. / Australian Forestry

On the other hand, Judd and Skean (1991), suggested that Pachyanthus may be a monophyletic group because its species show moderate to large six-merous flowers (secondarily five-merous), more or less robust fruits with a cylindrical-campanulate hypanthium that is coriaceous and persistent (often torn into segments similar to sepals), and inflorescences with flattened axes usually bearing only one to seven flowers.

Preliminary molecular phylogenetic studies in Pachyanthus (Miconieae, ... by Becquer-Granados, Eldis R.; Neubig, Kurt M.; Judd, Walter S.; Michelangeli, Fabian A.; Abbott, J. Ri / The Botanical Review

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