Family · Asterids
Carlemanniaceae
Small herbs and shrubs of shaded Asian forests, comprising just two genera.
- Accepted species
- 5accepted names · Kew WCVP
- Genera
- 2accepted genera · Kew WCVP
- Origin
- ≈1 MaQuaternary · crown age, Jin & Qian 2022 megatree
- Centre of diversity
- Asia-Tropicalmost native species · WGSRPD
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Genera
Carlemannia3 spp.
Silvianthus2 spp.
Where it grows
- Asia-Tropical5
- Asia-Temperate3
Native species richness by botanical continent (WGSRPD level 1), from Kew WCVP.
Related families
Carlemanniaceae sits in the order Lamiales.
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