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Melastomeae
35 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
glory bushes and allies
genusPleroma
melastomes
genusMelastoma
Chaetogastra
genusChaetogastra
Monochaetum
genusMonochaetum
Heterotis
genusHeterotis
glory bushes and allies
genusTibouchina
Arthrostemma
genusArthrostemma
Brachyotum
genusBrachyotum
Heterocentron
genusHeterocentron
Andesanthus
genusAndesanthus
Osbeckia
genusOsbeckia
Pterolepis
genusPterolepis
Argyrella
genusArgyrella
Tristemma
genusTristemma
Pilocosta
genusPilocosta
Rosettea
genusRosettea
Dissotis
genusDissotis
Chaetolepis
genusChaetolepis
Dichaetanthera
genusDichaetanthera
Schwackaea
genusSchwackaea
Antherotoma
genusAntherotoma
Castratella
genusCastratella
Pterogastra
genusPterogastra
Desmoscelis
genusDesmoscelis
Dionycha
genusDionycha
Melastomastrum
genusMelastomastrum
Rousseauxia
genusRousseauxia
Dupineta
genusDupineta
Amphorocalyx
genusAmphorocalyx
Dissotidendron
genusDissotidendron
Guyonia
genusGuyonia
Dionychastrum
genusDionychastrum
Cailliella
genusCailliella
Allodissotis
genusAllodissotis
Feliciotis
genusFeliciotis
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 920780.