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Maytenus undata (Thunb.) Blakelock

Protologue : Kew Bull. 11: 237 (1956)

Information on the genus : Maytenus

Basionym : Celastrus undatus Thunb.

Status

Status for MA : accepted (present)

Status for SA : accepted (present)

Status for TA : accepted (present)

Synonym(s) Homotypic

Celastrus undatus Thunb. (1794)

Gymnosporia undata (Thunb.) Szyszyl.

Synonym(s) Heterotypic

=Celastrus ilicinus Burch.

=Gymnosporia ilicina (Burch.) Davison

=Maytenus ilicina (Burch.) Loes. (SA = accepted; TA = rejected)

=Scolopia platyphylla Chiov. (1951)

=Gymnosporia albata (N.E. Br.) Sim

=Celastrus albatus N.E. Br. (1906)

=Maytenus albata (N.E. Br.) E. Schmidt & Jordaan (2002)

=Gymnosporia zeyheri (Sond.) Davison

=Celastrus zeyheri Sond. (1860)

=Maytenus zeyheri (Sond.) Loes. (1942)

=Catha fasciculata Tul. (1857)

=Celastrus fasciculatus (Tul.) Boivin ex O. Hoffm. (1881)

=Gymnosporia fasciculata (Tul.) Loes. (1894)

=Maytenus fasciculata (Tul.) Loes. (1942)

=Celastrus fasciculatus Drake

=Maytenus huillensis (Welw. ex Oliv.) Szyszyl.

=Celastrus huillensis Welw. ex Oliv. (1868)

=Maytenus lancifolia (Thonn.) Loes.

=Gymnosporia lancifolia (Thonn.) Loes.

=Celastrus lancifolius Thonn. (1827)

=Gymnosporia luteola (Delile) Szyszyl.

=Maytenus luteola (Delile) Andrews

=Celastrus luteolus Delile (1843)

=Gymnosporia deflexa Sprague (1906)

=Maytenus deflexa (Sprague) E. Schmidt & M.Jordaan (2002)

=Gymnosporia peglerae Davison (1927)

=Gymnosporia goetzeana Loes. (1902)

=Gymnosporia laurifolia (A. Rich.) Loes.

=Celastrus laurifolius A. Rich. (1847)

=Gymnosporia maliensis Schnell (1953)

=Gymnosporia rehmannii Szyszyl. (1888)

=Aerisilvaea serrata Radcl.-Sm. (1992)

=Gymnosporia huillensis (Welw. ex Oliv.) Szyszyl.

=Maytenus goetzeana (Loes.) Loes.

=Maytenus laurifolia (A. Rich.) Loes.

=Celastrus sinuatodentatus Hochst. ex A. Rich. (1847)

Ecology and distribution

Trop. Afr.

Biology : Shrub or tree 1,5-15 m tall, evergreen, much branched, sometimes scandent, glabrous, very variable; branches ± markedly lined when young, becoming terete; crown globular; leaves pale green or silvery to dark green, […]   see more in the book

Ecology : Fringing forest; woodland, incl. dry; Podocarpus latifolius[…] rain-forest with Albizia, Macaranga […]; forest with Hypericum,[…]; granitic rocks; Podocarpus, Syzygium forest; forest edges; river banks; around waterfalls; coastal bushland;[…]   Botswana, S. Africa; Madagascar; Comoro Is.; Saudi Arabia (Asir), Yemen.

Bibliography for Tropical Africa : EXELL, A. & WILD, H. (1966). Flora Zambesiaca: Mozambique, Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Bechuanaland Protectorate. London Kew 2[2]: 373 DARBYSHIRE, I. KORDOFAMI, M. & AL. (2015). The plants of Sudan and South Sudan, An annoted checklist. Kew Publishing : 212 Bibliography for Southern Africa : Bothalia 7[2]: 381-386 (1960). Bol. Soc. Brot., Ser. 2 39: 28 (1965). Mem. Bot. Surv. South Africa : 583 (1966). HARTMAN, C.J. & C.J. THUNBERG (1986). Genera Graminum in Scandinavia Indigenorum recognita : 503 Trees Natal, Zululand & Transkei : 270 (1993). GERMISHUIZEN G. (1997). Wild flowers of northern South Africa. Fernwood Press : 236

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