Canthium angustifolium Roxb. [Canthium leschenaultii (DC.) Wight & Arn.] [ id_illustration: 35028 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 355730; basionym_cited: Dondisia leschenaultii DC.; id_species_cited: 190664; species_cited: Canthium leschenaultii (DC.) Wight & Arn.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190441; basionym_recognized: Canthium angustifolium Roxb.; id_species_recognized: 190441; species_recognized: Canthium angustifolium Roxb.]
R. Wight, , Icon. Pl. Ind. Orient., vol. 3: t. 826 (1846) [Rungia]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 215037] angustifolius,-a,-um, from L. angustus, narrow; folium, leaf: with narrow leaves, narrow-leaved
[id_epithet: 207031] leschenaultii, leschenaultii,- from Leschenault; named after (?-?):

Canthium bakerianum Drake [ id_illustration: 45651 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190456; basionym_cited: Canthium bakerianum Drake; id_species_cited: 190456; species_cited: Canthium bakerianum Drake; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190456; basionym_recognized: Canthium bakerianum Drake; id_species_recognized: 190456; species_recognized: Canthium bakerianum Drake]
A. Grandidier, Hist. Phys. Madagascar, Histoire naturelle des plantes, Atlas 1 (t. 1-130), vol. 4: t. 437 (1890) [A.R. d’Apreval]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 231107] bakerianus,-a,-um, from Baker; named after (?-?)

Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston [ id_illustration: 122938 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 0; basionym_cited: ; id_species_cited: 190531; species_cited: Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 190531; species_recognized: Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston]
H.A. van Rheede tot Drakestein, Hort. Ind. Malab., vol. 5: t. 36 (1678)
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249891] coromandelicus,-a,-um,

Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston [Canthium parviflorum Lam.] [ id_illustration: 61262 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190757; basionym_cited: Canthium parviflorum Lam.; id_species_cited: 190757; species_cited: Canthium parviflorum Lam.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 190531; species_recognized: Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston]
W. Roxburgh, Pl. Coromandel, vol. 1: t. 51 (1795) [Mackenzie]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249891] coromandelicus,-a,-um,
[id_epithet: 204579] parviflorus,-a,-um, parviflorus,-a,-um,- from L. parvus, small; flos (floris), flower: small-flowered, with small flowers or small capitules

Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston [Canthium parviflorum Lam.] [ id_illustration: 163513 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190757; basionym_cited: Canthium parviflorum Lam.; id_species_cited: 190757; species_cited: Canthium parviflorum Lam.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 190531; species_recognized: Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston]
, vol. 3: t. 502, fig. right ()
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249891] coromandelicus,-a,-um,
[id_epithet: 204579] parviflorus,-a,-um, parviflorus,-a,-um,- from L. parvus, small; flos (floris), flower: small-flowered, with small flowers or small capitules

Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston [Paederia valli-kara Juss.] [ id_illustration: 123041 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 737619; basionym_cited: Paederia valli-kara Juss.; id_species_cited: 737619; species_cited: Paederia valli-kara Juss.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 190531; species_recognized: Canthium coromandelicum (Burm.f.) Alston]
H.A. van Rheede tot Drakestein, Hort. Ind. Malab., vol. 7: t. 18 (1678)
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249891] coromandelicus,-a,-um,
[id_epithet: 362102] valli-karus,-a,-um, valli-karus,-a,-um,- :

Canthium glabrum Blume [ id_illustration: 391022 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190596; basionym_cited: Canthium glabrum Blume; id_species_cited: 190596; species_cited: Canthium glabrum Blume; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190596; basionym_recognized: Canthium glabrum Blume; id_species_recognized: 190596; species_recognized: Canthium glabrum Blume]
F. Gagnepain, H. Lecomte, Fl. Gén. Indo-Chine, vol. 3: p. 287, fig. 24.2-6 (1922-1933) [M.lle Vesque]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 368490] glaber, glabra, glabrum, from L. glaber, bald, without hairs

Canthium glabrum Blume [Plectronia glabra (Blume) Koord. & Valeton] [ id_illustration: 143965 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190596; basionym_cited: Canthium glabrum Blume; id_species_cited: 807804; species_cited: Plectronia glabra (Blume) Koord. & Valeton; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190596; basionym_recognized: Canthium glabrum Blume; id_species_recognized: 190596; species_recognized: Canthium glabrum Blume]
, vol. 3: t. 540 () [M. Mangoendimedjo]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 368490] glaber, glabra, glabrum, from L. glaber, bald, without hairs

Canthium horridum Blume [ id_illustration: 62467 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190625; basionym_cited: Canthium horridum Blume; id_species_cited: 190625; species_cited: Canthium horridum Blume; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190625; basionym_recognized: Canthium horridum Blume; id_species_recognized: 190625; species_recognized: Canthium horridum Blume]
M. Blanco, Fl. Filip., ed. 3, t. 57 (1875) [xxx]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 208132] horridus,-a,-um, from L. horridus (from horrere, to be rough, to be spiny), : very thorny, very rough, horridly armed

Canthium horridum Blume [Plectronia horrida (Blume) Schumann] [ id_illustration: 143966 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190625; basionym_cited: Canthium horridum Blume; id_species_cited: 807825; species_cited: Plectronia horrida (Blume) Schumann; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190625; basionym_recognized: Canthium horridum Blume; id_species_recognized: 190625; species_recognized: Canthium horridum Blume]
, vol. 3: t. 541 () [M. Mangoendimedjo]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 208132] horridus,-a,-um, from L. horridus (from horrere, to be rough, to be spiny), : very thorny, very rough, horridly armed

Canthium laeve Teijsm. & Binnend. [ id_illustration: 358258 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190655; basionym_cited: Canthium laeve Teijsm. & Binnend.; id_species_cited: 190655; species_cited: Canthium laeve Teijsm. & Binnend.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190655; basionym_recognized: Canthium laeve Teijsm. & Binnend.; id_species_recognized: 190655; species_recognized: Canthium laeve Teijsm. & Binnend.]
Ann. Jard. Bot. Buitenzorg, vol. 4: t. 4, fig. 16-22 (1876) [C. Lang]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 207377] laevis,-is,-e, from L. laevis, smooth: without hairs or roughness

Canthium macrocarpum Thwaites [Plectronia macrocarpa (Thwaites) Beddome] [ id_illustration: 405078 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190684; basionym_cited: Canthium macrocarpum Thwaites ; id_species_cited: 807865; species_cited: Plectronia macrocarpa; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190684; basionym_recognized: Canthium macrocarpum Thwaites; id_species_recognized: 190684; species_recognized: Canthium macrocarpum]
R.H. Beddome, Icon. Pl. Ind. Orient. (Beddome), vol. 1: t. 238 (1868-1874) [Govindoo]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 0] ,
[id_epithet: 206514] macrocarpus,-a,-um, macrocarpus,-a,-um,- from Gr. makros, long; karpos, fruit: with long fruits, with large fruits, karge-fruited

Canthium majus [ id_illustration: 45653 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 1232747; basionym_cited: Canthium majus ; id_species_cited: 1232747; species_cited: Canthium majus ; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 1232747; basionym_recognized: Canthium majus ; id_species_recognized: 1232747; species_recognized: Canthium majus ]
A. Grandidier, Hist. Phys. Madagascar, Histoire naturelle des plantes, Atlas 1 (t. 1-130), vol. 4: t. 437 B (1890) [A.R. d’Apreval]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 206397] majus,-a,-um, from L. major (from magnus, great, large, noble), comp. greater, bigger

Canthium neilgherrense Wight [ id_illustration: 35029 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190722; basionym_cited: Canthium neilgherrense Wight; id_species_cited: 190722; species_cited: Canthium neilgherrense Wight; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190722; basionym_recognized: Canthium neilgherrense Wight; id_species_recognized: 190722; species_recognized: Canthium neilgherrense Wight]
R. Wight, , Icon. Pl. Ind. Orient., vol. 3: t. 1064bis (1846) [Rungia]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 205365] neilgherrensis,-is,-e,

Canthium pedunculare Cav. [ id_illustration: 240975 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190766; basionym_cited: Canthium pedunculare Cav.; id_species_cited: 190766; species_cited: Canthium pedunculare Cav.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190766; basionym_recognized: Canthium pedunculare Cav.; id_species_recognized: 190766; species_recognized: Canthium pedunculare Cav.]
A.J. Cavanilles, Icon., vol. 5: t. 436 (1801) [A.J. Cavanilles]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 204453] peduncularis,-is,-e, from peduncularis (from L. pedunculus, stalk of an inflorescence), : with clearly slaked inflorescences or fertile pinnae

Canthium rheedei DC. [ id_illustration: 122939 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190800; basionym_cited: Canthium rheedei DC.; id_species_cited: 190800; species_cited: Canthium rheedei DC.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190800; basionym_recognized: Canthium rheedei DC.; id_species_recognized: 190800; species_recognized: Canthium rheedei DC.]
H.A. van Rheede tot Drakestein, Hort. Ind. Malab., vol. 5: t. 37 (1678)
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 202980] rheedei, from Rheede; named after H.A. van Rheede tot Draakenstein(1637-1691), who entered the Dutch East Indian Company in 1657, and was appointed as governor of Malabar, which offices he resigned in 1676 and repatriated in 1677. In 1684 he was appointed as director-general of the Dutch East Indian Company and leaved for India again. During his stay at Malabar he charged to compile the celebrated illustrated work the ÔÇÖHortus MalabaricusÔÇÖ which was published in 12 volumes from 1678-1703 and contained nearly 800 plates. (See also Busken Huet, Het land van Rembrand, vol. 2, Hoofdst. 3)

Canthium sp. id_illustration: 291458: id_species_recognized: 0; id_basionym_cited: 0; basionym_cited: ; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ;
W. Cooper, W.T. Cooper, Fruits Austral. Trop. Rainforest, p. 438, fig. 1 (2004) [W.T. Cooper]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 0] ,

Canthium spinosum (Klotzsch ex Ecklon & Zeyher) Kuntze [Plectronia spinosa Klotzsch ex Ecklon & Zeyher] [ id_illustration: 192164 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 807959; basionym_cited: Plectronia spinosa Klotzsch ex Ecklon & Zeyher; id_species_cited: 807959; species_cited: Plectronia spinosa Klotzsch ex Ecklon & Zeyher; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 807959; basionym_recognized: Plectronia spinosa Klotzsch ex Ecklon & Zeyher; id_species_recognized: 190847; species_recognized: Canthium spinosum (Klotzsch ex Ecklon & Zeyher) Kuntze]
J.M. Wood, M.S. Evans, Natal Pl., vol. 4: t. 321 (1898-1899)
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 368445] spinosus,-a,-um, from L. spinosus (from L. spina, thorn), with spines, spiny

Cyclophyllum barbatum (Forster f.) N.Hallé & J.Florence [Canthium barbatum (Forster f.) Seemann] [ id_illustration: 56445 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 235060; basionym_cited: Chiococca barbata Forster f.; id_species_cited: 190458; species_cited: Canthium barbatum (Forster f.) Seemann; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 235060; basionym_recognized: Chiococca barbata Forster f.; id_species_recognized: 303529; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum barbatum (Forster f.) N.Hallé & J.Florence]
, The Endeavour Botanical Illustrations, (1769) [S. Parkinson]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 214026] barbatus,-a,-um, from L. barba, beard: with tufts of hair, bearded

Cyclophyllum barbatum (Forster f.) N.Hallé & J.Florence [Chiococca barbata Forster f.] [ id_illustration: 38710 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 235060; basionym_cited: Chiococca barbata Forster f.; id_species_cited: 235060; species_cited: Chiococca barbata Forster f.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 235060; basionym_recognized: Chiococca barbata Forster f.; id_species_recognized: 303529; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum barbatum (Forster f.) N.Hallé & J.Florence]
W.J. Hooker, G.A.W. Arnott, Bot. Beechey Voy., t. 14 (1841) [W.J. Hooker]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 214026] barbatus,-a,-um, from L. barba, beard: with tufts of hair, bearded

Cyclophyllum barbatum (Forster f.) N.Hallé & J.Florence [Plectronia barbata (Forster f.) Schumann] [ id_illustration: 363556 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 235060; basionym_cited: Chiococca barbata Forster f.; id_species_cited: 807730; species_cited: Plectronia barbata (Forster f.) Schumann; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 235060; basionym_recognized: Chiococca barbata Forster f.; id_species_recognized: 303529; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum barbatum (Forster f.) N.Hallé & J.Florence]
S.H. Koorders, T. Valeton, Icon. Bogor., vol. 2: t. 144 (1897-1914) [R. Natadipoera]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 214026] barbatus,-a,-um, from L. barba, beard: with tufts of hair, bearded

Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [ id_illustration: 291459 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 0; basionym_cited: ; id_species_cited: 303534; species_cited: Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 303534; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
W. Cooper, W.T. Cooper, Fruits Austral. Trop. Rainforest, p. 439, fig. 1 (2004) [W.T. Cooper]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249440] coprosmoides, from Coprosma, genus (Rubiaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Coprosma

Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.] [ id_illustration: 123724 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190526; basionym_cited: Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.; id_species_cited: 190526; species_cited: Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 303534; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
, vol. 2: t. 144 () [J.F. Miller]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249440] coprosmoides, from Coprosma, genus (Rubiaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Coprosma

Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.] [ id_illustration: 63321 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190526; basionym_cited: Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.; id_species_cited: 190526; species_cited: Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 303534; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
J.H. Maiden, Forest Fl. N.S.W., vol. 7: t. 250 (1902-1904) [n.a.]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249440] coprosmoides, from Coprosma, genus (Rubiaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Coprosma

Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.] [ id_illustration: 56446 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190526; basionym_cited: Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.; id_species_cited: 190526; species_cited: Canthium coprosmoides F. Muell.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 303534; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum coprosmoides (F. Muell.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
, The Endeavour Botanical Illustrations, (1774) [J.F. Miller]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 249440] coprosmoides, from Coprosma, genus (Rubiaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Coprosma

Cyclophyllum deplanchei Hook.f. [ id_illustration: 32087 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 303538; basionym_cited: Cyclophyllum deplanchei Hook.f.; id_species_cited: 303538; species_cited: Cyclophyllum deplanchei Hook.f.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 303538; basionym_recognized: Cyclophyllum deplanchei Hook.f.; id_species_recognized: 303538; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum deplanchei Hook.f.]
W.J. Hooker, J.D. Hooker, Icon. Pl., vol. 12: t. 1158 (1876) [W.H. Fitch]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 210357] deplanchei,

Cyclophyllum maritimum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [ id_illustration: 292119 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 303547; basionym_cited: Cyclophyllum maritimum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.; id_species_cited: 303547; species_cited: Cyclophyllum maritimum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 303547; basionym_recognized: Cyclophyllum maritimum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.; id_species_recognized: 303547; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum maritimum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
W. Cooper, W.T. Cooper, Fruits Austral. Trop. Rainforest, p. 439, fig. 2 (2004) [W.T. Cooper]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 368443] maritimus,-a,-um, from maritimus (from L. mare, sea), belonging to the sea, of the sea

Cyclophyllum multiflorum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [ id_illustration: 292120 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 303550; basionym_cited: Cyclophyllum multiflorum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.; id_species_cited: 303550; species_cited: Cyclophyllum multiflorum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 303550; basionym_recognized: Cyclophyllum multiflorum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.; id_species_recognized: 303550; species_recognized: Cyclophyllum multiflorum S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
W. Cooper, W.T. Cooper, Fruits Austral. Trop. Rainforest, p. 439, fig. 3 (2004) [W.T. Cooper]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 205626] multiflorus,-a,-um, from L. multus, many; flos (floris), flower: many-flowered

Keetia venosa (Oliv.) Bridson [Plectronia stipulata De Wild.] [ id_illustration: 354285 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 807961; basionym_cited: Plectronia stipulata De Wild.; id_species_cited: 807961; species_cited: Plectronia stipulata De Wild.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 1183715; species_recognized: Keetia venosa (Oliv.) Bridson]
E. de Wildeman, Pl. Nov. Horti Then., vol. 1: t. 38 (1904-1907) [A.R. d’Apreval]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 200144] venosus,-a,-um, from L. venosus (from vena, vein), conspicuously veined
[id_epithet: 201534] stipulatus,-a,-um, stipulatus,-a,-um,- :

Keetia venosa (Oliv.) Bridson [Plectronia venosa Oliver] [ id_illustration: 35914 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 807993; basionym_cited: Plectronia venosa Oliver; id_species_cited: 807993; species_cited: Plectronia venosa Oliver; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 1183715; species_recognized: Keetia venosa (Oliv.) Bridson]
Trans. Linn. Soc. London, vol. 29: The botany of the Speke and Grant expedition from Zanzibar to Egypt, t. 49 (1875) [W.H. Fitch]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 200144] venosus,-a,-um, from L. venosus (from vena, vein), conspicuously veined

Plectronia travancorica Beddome [ id_illustration: 405079 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 807980; basionym_cited: Plectronia travancorica Beddome ; id_species_cited: 807980; species_cited: Plectronia travancorica; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 807980; basionym_recognized: Plectronia travancorica Beddome; id_species_recognized: 807980; species_recognized: Plectronia travancorica]
R.H. Beddome, Icon. Pl. Ind. Orient. (Beddome), vol. 1: t. 239 (1868-1874) [Govindoo]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 0] ,
[id_epithet: 357826] travancoricus,-a,-um, travancoricus,-a,-um,- : Travancore, a former state at the tip of the Indian Subcontinent

Psydrax acutiflora (Hiern) Bridson [Canthium acutiflorum Hiern] [ id_illustration: 230140 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190432; basionym_cited: Canthium acutiflorum Hiern; id_species_cited: 190432; species_cited: Canthium acutiflorum Hiern; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190432; basionym_recognized: Canthium acutiflorum Hiern; id_species_recognized: 1200641; species_recognized: Psydrax acutiflora (Hiern) Bridson]
H.E. Baillon, Hist. Pl., vol. 7: p. 302, fig. 293 (1866-1869) [A. Faguet]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 216186] acutiflorus,-a,-um, from L. acutus, acute, pointed; flos (floris), flower: with acute flowers, acute-flowered

Psydrax attenuata (R.Br. ex Benth.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [Canthium attenuatum R. Br. ex Benth.] [ id_illustration: 358024 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190453; basionym_cited: Canthium attenuatum R. Br. ex Benth.; id_species_cited: 190453; species_cited: Canthium attenuatum R. Br. ex Benth.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 1200647; species_recognized: Psydrax attenuata (R.Br. ex Benth.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
Ferdinand Bauer, Austral. Bot. Draw., p. 123, t. 72 ()
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 214327] attenuatus,-a,-um, from L. attenuatus (from attenuare, drew out to a point), drawn out to a point, tapering

Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner [Canthium didymum Gaertner f.] [ id_illustration: 162170 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190553; basionym_cited: Canthium didymum Gaertner f.; id_species_cited: 190553; species_cited: Canthium didymum Gaertner f.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 1200657; basionym_recognized: Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner; id_species_recognized: 1200657; species_recognized: Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner]
, vol. 3: t. 501, fig. A ()
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 256119] dicoccos,-os,-on,
[id_epithet: 210267] didymus,-a,-um, didymus,-a,-um,- :

Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner [Canthium didymum Gaertner f.] [ id_illustration: 193256 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190553; basionym_cited: Canthium didymum Gaertner f.; id_species_cited: 190553; species_cited: Canthium didymum Gaertner f.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 1200657; basionym_recognized: Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner; id_species_recognized: 1200657; species_recognized: Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner]
R.H. Beddome, Fl. Sylv. S. India, vol. 2: t. 221 (1869-1874) [Govindoo]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 256119] dicoccos,-os,-on,
[id_epithet: 210267] didymus,-a,-um, didymus,-a,-um,- :

Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner [Plectronia didyma (Gaertner f.) Kurz] [ id_illustration: 143964 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 0; basionym_cited: ; id_species_cited: 807779; species_cited: Plectronia didyma (Gaertner f.) Kurz; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 1200657; basionym_recognized: Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner; id_species_recognized: 1200657; species_recognized: Psydrax dicoccos Gaertner]
, vol. 3: t. 539 () [M. Mangoendimedjo]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 256119] dicoccos,-os,-on,
[id_epithet: 210267] didymus,-a,-um, didymus,-a,-um,- :

Psydrax gilletii (De Wild.) Bridson [Plectronia gilletii De Wild.] [ id_illustration: 323610 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 807802; basionym_cited: Plectronia gilletii De Wild.; id_species_cited: 807802; species_cited: Plectronia gilletii De Wild.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 1200667; species_recognized: Psydrax gilletii (De Wild.) Bridson]
E. de Wildeman, Études Fl. Bas-Moyen-Congo, Plates 1-27, vol. 2(1): t. 4 (1909) [F. Deleval]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 208932] gilletii, from Gillet; named after (?-?)

Psydrax obovata (Klotzsch ex Eckl. & Zeyh.) Bridson [Mitrastigma lucidum Harvey] [ id_illustration: 28936 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 675755; basionym_cited: Mitrastigma lucidum Harvey; id_species_cited: 675755; species_cited: Mitrastigma lucidum Harvey; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 0; basionym_recognized: ; id_species_recognized: 1200701; species_recognized: Psydrax obovata (Klotzsch ex Eckl. & Zeyh.) Bridson]
W.H. Harvey, Thes. Cap., vol. 1: t. 22 (1859) [W.H. Harvey]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 205122] obovatus,-a,-um, from L. ob-, prefix indicating inversion; ovatus, egg-shaped, ovate: inverted ovate, obovate
[id_epithet: 206674] lucidus,-a,-um, lucidus,-a,-um,- from L. lucere (from L. lux (lucis), light), to shine: shining, polished

Psydrax oleifolia (Hook.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend. [Canthium oleifolium Hook.] [ id_illustration: 63251 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190739; basionym_cited: Canthium oleifolium Hook.; id_species_cited: 190739; species_cited: Canthium oleifolium Hook.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190739; basionym_recognized: Canthium oleifolium Hook.; id_species_recognized: 1200711; species_recognized: Psydrax oleifolia (Hook.) S.T.Reynolds & R.J.F.Hend.]
J.H. Maiden, Forest Fl. N.S.W., vol. 7: t. 250 (1902-1904) [n.a.]
vernacular name(s): wild lemon
[id_epithet: 204995] oleifolius,-a,-um, from Olea, genus (Oleaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Olea

Psydrax subcordata (DC.) Bridson [Canthium subcordatum DC.] [ id_illustration: 359947 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190857; basionym_cited: Canthium subcordatum DC.; id_species_cited: 190857; species_cited: Canthium subcordatum DC.; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190857; basionym_recognized: Canthium subcordatum DC.; id_species_recognized: 1200736; species_recognized: Psydrax subcordata (DC.) Bridson]
J. Hutchinson, J.M. Dalziel, R.W.J. Keay, Fl. W. Trop. Afr., ed. 2, vol. 2: p. 183, fig. 239 (1954) [S. Ross-Craig]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 348847] subcordatus,-a,-um, from L. sub-, almost; cordatus, heart-shaped, cordate: 1. almost heart-shaped, somewhat cordate, subcordate; 2. resembling the species cordatus

Psydrax umbellata (Wight) Bridson [Canthium umbellatum Wight] [ id_illustration: 86575 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190888; basionym_cited: Canthium umbellatum Wight; id_species_cited: 190888; species_cited: Canthium umbellatum Wight; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190888; basionym_recognized: Canthium umbellatum Wight; id_species_recognized: 1200741; species_recognized: Psydrax umbellata (Wight) Bridson]
R. Wight, Spicil. Neilgherr., vol. 1: t. 97 (1846) [Rungia]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 368448] umbellatus,-a,-um, from L. umbella (dim. of L. umbra, shade), parasol: with branches all rising from the same point, umbellate

Psydrax umbellata (Wight) Bridson [Canthium umbellatum Wight] [ id_illustration: 35027 : id_genus_cited: 7454; id_basionym_cited: 190888; basionym_cited: Canthium umbellatum Wight; id_species_cited: 190888; species_cited: Canthium umbellatum Wight; id_genus_recognized: 7454; id_basionym_recognized: 190888; basionym_recognized: Canthium umbellatum Wight; id_species_recognized: 1200741; species_recognized: Psydrax umbellata (Wight) Bridson]
R. Wight, , Icon. Pl. Ind. Orient., vol. 3: t. 1034 (1846) [Rungia]
vernacular name(s):
[id_epithet: 368448] umbellatus,-a,-um, from L. umbella (dim. of L. umbra, shade), parasol: with branches all rising from the same point, umbellate