Microtropis
Microtropis is a genus of plant in family Celastraceae. There are about 70 species. They are distributed in Asia, Africa, and Central America. They are trees and shrubs, evergreen or deciduous, with oppositely arranged leaves and white or yellowish flowers.
27 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Microtropis yunnanensis
speciesMicrotropis yunnanensis
Microtropis japonica
speciesMicrotropis japonica
Microtropis biflora
speciesMicrotropis biflora
Microtropis wallichiana
speciesMicrotropis wallichiana
Microtropis reticulata
speciesMicrotropis reticulata
Microtropis paucinervia
speciesMicrotropis paucinervia
Microtropis stocksii
speciesMicrotropis stocksii
Microtropis discolor
speciesMicrotropis discolor
Microtropis ramiflora
speciesMicrotropis ramiflora
Microtropis triflora
speciesMicrotropis triflora
Microtropis curranii
speciesMicrotropis curranii
Microtropis bivalvis
speciesMicrotropis bivalvis
Microtropis keningauensis
speciesMicrotropis keningauensis
Microtropis sarawakensis
speciesMicrotropis sarawakensis
Microtropis tenuis
speciesMicrotropis tenuis
Microtropis obliquinervia
speciesMicrotropis obliquinervia
Microtropis microcarpa
speciesMicrotropis microcarpa
Microtropis wui
speciesMicrotropis wui
Microtropis fallax
speciesMicrotropis fallax
Microtropis valida
speciesMicrotropis valida
Microtropis grandifolia
speciesMicrotropis grandifolia
Microtropis sabahensis
speciesMicrotropis sabahensis
Microtropis argentea
speciesMicrotropis argentea
Microtropis fascicularis
speciesMicrotropis fascicularis
Microtropis rigida
speciesMicrotropis rigida
Microtropis latifolia
speciesMicrotropis latifolia
Microtropis pallens
speciesMicrotropis pallens
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 185792.