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Maesaceae

plant family
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  • rhododendron
    Ericales
    / Maesoideae

    The former Maesaceae are evergreen lianas to shrubs or trees found in the Old World tropics to Japan, the Pacific, and Australia; there is one genus, Maesa, and there are about 180 species. The veins of the leaves are often not very obvious, even…

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    The former Maesaceae are evergreen lianas to shrubs or trees found in the Old World tropics to Japan, the Pacific, and Australia; there is one genus, Maesa, and there are about 180 species. The veins of the leaves are often not very obvious, even…

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