Small shrubs, treelets or large trees; wood hard, aromatic, often with balsamic sap,
heartwood reddish, alburnum yellow or yellowish; bark smooth, striate or fissured. Leaves …

Evergreen trees or shrubs; wood often with balsamic juice; cork subepidermal; indumentum
of simple hairs, usually sparse or 0. Leaves alternate, simple, involute, often distichous …

A more detailed species-by-species taxonomic history of the family is given in Cuatrecasas
(1961) and only the major contributions before that date are highlighted here. The first …

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Subshrubs, shrubs, usually with a xylopodium, rarely small trees. Stems generally with
exfoliating bark, upper branches cylindrical, subquadrangular to quadrangular, with an …

An amended description of Humiriastrum spiritu-sancti is presented, highlighting characters
of the ovary, style, stigmatic surface, intrastaminal disk and fruit, alongside with the analysis …

Dioecious or monoecious trees, shrubs, or herbs, sometimes epiphytic, and rarely climbing,
usually with milky sap. Leaves alternate, simple, entire, toothed or rarely lobed, often 2 …

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Hamelia axillaris Sw. of Jamaica, reduced by Grisebach to H. lutea Rohr, is maintained as a
species, on the evidence of the specimens collected long ago by Swartz and by W. Wright …

Plant epiphytic, caespitose herb, often growing in dense masses, to about 40 cm tall.
Rhizome short. Roots, smooth, white to reddish brown or purple, arising from the rhizome or …