Apodytes dimidiata
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South Africa (Limpopo, North-West Prov., Gauteng, Mpulamanga, KwaZulu-Natal, W-Cape Prov., E-Cape Prov.); Eswatini [Swaziland]; Seychelles [I]; E-Nigeria; W-Cameroon; Botswana; Angola; Malawi; Moçambique; Zimbabwe; Zambia; E-D.R.Congo [Zaire]; Södra Sudan; Etiopien; Eritrea; Uganda; Kenya; Tanzania; Rwanda; Burundi; Madagaskar; Comores (Mayotte, etc.); La Reunion; Mauritius; peninsular Malaysia (Kelantan, Pahang); Java; Sri Lanka; S-India (Assam, Meghalaya, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala); Viet Nam; Kambodja; Thailand; laos; Sumatra; Lesser Sunda Isl. (Sumba, Flores, Timor); Borneo; Philippines (Mindanao); Moluccas (Bacan); China (W-Guangxi, S-Hainan, S-Yunnan); Myanmar (Mandalay, Kachin, Kayin, Mon, Taninthayi); Sumatra; Sulawesi
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Barbusano
Apollonias barbujana
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Apoplanesia paniculata
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Venezuela; Mexico; Guatemala
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Aporosa planchoniana
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Magnoliopsida |
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China South-Central; Hainan; China Southeast; Kambodja; laos; Burma; Thailand; Viet Nam
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Grapia
Apuleia leiocarpa
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Sydamerika; Tempererade områden
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Argentina; Brasilien; Colombia; Peru; Venezuela
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Aquilaria malaccensis
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Philippines (Luzon); India (Assam); Bangladesh; Myanmar (Taninthayi); Sumatra (incl. Simeulue Isl.); Halvön Malaysia; Borneo; Brunei; peninsular Thailand; Singapore; Kambodja
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Thymelaeaceae |
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Aquilaria sinensis
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Magnoliopsida |
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China (Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian)
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Aralia californica
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Oregon; California
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Japanische Aralie; Japanischer Angelikabaum; Teufelskrückstock
Aralia elata
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Asien
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Österrike; SWI[I]; Amur; Khabarovsk; Primorye; Sakhalin; China South-Central; Manchuria; China North-Central; China Southeast; Japan; Korea; Nansei-shoto; Taiwan; Ontario; Oregon; Washington; Illinois; Wisconsin; Connecticut; Michigan; New Hampshire; New York; Ohio; Pennsylvania
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Dornige Bergangelike
Aralia spinosa
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Illinois; Missouri; Oklahoma; Connecticut; Indiana; Massachusetts; Michigan; New Jersey; New York; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; West Virginia; Texas; Alabama; Arkansas; Delaware; Florida; Georgien; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maryland; Mississippi; North Carolina; South Carolina; Tennessee; Virginia; District of Columbia
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Brasilkiefer; Brasilianische Araukarie
Araucaria angustifolia
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Pinopsida |
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Sydamerika
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Argentina, S Brazil, Paraguay. The only extant member of the Araucariaceae not to have a distribution on the rim of the South Pacific Ocean. The range of this species before European settlement was extensive and predominantly located in southern Brazil, with extensions into eastern Paraguay and the Argentinian Misiones region between the Parana and Uruguay Rivers. To the NE its range is broken up into more scattered occurrences. The most northerly occurrence is a very small stand of very old trees in poor condition near Conselheiro Pena in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil, situated in the Padre Angelo mountains of the upper Rio Doce (Hueck, 1961). In the east it does not reach the Atlantic coast, while in the west its limits are in the uplands east of the Paraná (a river that in Brazil is now mostly drowned in reservoirs). Its southernmost station is near Caxias do Sul in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. This range lies approximately between 19 and 31°S and between 41 and 54°W. Golte (1993: f. 3) reproduced a map based on one given by Hueck (1966) which due to deforestation is now outdated and due to its small scale (1:30,000,000) gives a false impression of an extensive area of occupancy. The paucity of herbarium collections in the major herbaria of the world has made it impossible to present an adequate map based on these data.; Brasilien; Minas Gerais; Sao Paulo; Parana; Rio Grande do Sul; Santa Catarina; Southern South America; Misiones; Paraguay
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Xylotheque
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Araukarie; Andentanne; Chiletanne; Schlangenbaum; Schuppentanne; Affenschwanzbaum; Chilenische Schmucktanne; Chile-Tanne; Chilenische Araukarie
Araucaria araucana
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Pinopsida |
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Sydamerika
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S Argentina: Neuquén; S Chile: Biobio, La Araucania, Los Lagos. Mainly in southern Chile, but part of the Andean distribution is across the border in Argentina. From Volcan Antuco in the north to the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi in the south, i.e. between 37°20' S and 40°50' S. Two disjunct populations occur in the coastal Cordillera Nahuelbuta of Chile.; Southern South America; Neuquen; Biobio; La Araucania; Los Lagos
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Araucaria bidwillii
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Pinopsida |
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Australia, Queensland. Two disjunct areas ca. 1000 km apart: a larger population in southern Queensland (five main areas: Blackall Ranges west of Nambour; Bunya Mts. west of Yarraman; Brisbane River upper reaches; upper Mary River Valley; Yarraman/Blackbutt area) and two small isolated outlier populations in northern Queensland at Cannabullen Falls and Mt. Lewis; endemic to Queensland. The distribution is very similar to that of Agathis robusta, as noted by Hyland (1978) in his account of that species. In the typical, southern, form from the Bunya Mountains, the leaf apices are pungent, whereas in plants from the two northern populations at Mt. Lewis and Cannabullen Falls the leaves lack a pungent apex. No studies have so far been carried out to determine the genetic basis for this difference (Smith & Butler, 2002b). Though very small, the Mt. Lewis population is responsible for much of the detected genetic variation and thus acts as an important genetic reservoir (Pye & Gadek, 2004).; Australien; Queensland
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Araucaria biramulata
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New Caledonia. Grande Terre. Scattered through the length of the island, on uplands near the coast but more often in the interior, mostly collected in Province Sud but known from two localities in Province Nord: Massif de Kopéto and Mt. Kaala. Its southernmost stations are the ridges that separate the Plaine des Lacs from the Baie de Prony.; Southwestern Pacific; Nya Kaledonien
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Araucaria columnaris
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Southwestern Pacific; Nya Kaledonien; New Caledonia. Grande Terre (Province Sud), Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands. On Grande Terre, it occurs along the SE and S coast from the Baie de Kouakoué at 21°55? S to the Baie de Prony at the southern end of the island. [The map presented here is based on herbarium collections and does not show several off-shore island localities on the SE coast which are seldom visited by botanists.] On the small island Ile Porc Epic near Nouméa it is also thought to occur naturally. It is the only Araucaria species native to the Isle of Pines and the Loyalty Islands, where it is found on the Iles Ouvéa, Lifou and Maré. The Polynesian colonists had already planted it extensively in these and other localities on the coasts when Europeans arrived. It is possible that the isolated population at Baie des Tortues on the SW coast (see map) was originally planted. Araucaria columnaris is strictly littoral and does not occur naturally more than 100 m from the beaches except on the Isle of Pines. First discovered on Captain Cook's Second Voyage, "on that extremity of New Caledonia, called Queen Charlotte's Foreland, and on a small neighbouring Island, named by Captain Cook Botany Island, which is a mere sand bank .... also on another island, called by our voyagers the Isle of Pines, from its being almost covered with the above mentioned tree" (Lambert, 1806). Many dictionary definitions etc. also mention Vanuatu (= New Hebrides) as part of the distribution of A. columnaris but these appear all to have copied each other. The original source of this information appears to have been Filippi Parlatore who, in his treatment of Araucaria for De Candolle's Prodromus (1868) cites two records, "in insula Observatory (Mac Gillivray) et insula Aniteura Novarum Hebridum ubi rara (C. Moore!)". As regards the first locality, John MacGillivray was part of the HMS Herald expedition, which named three separate islets on the coral reefs known as Chesterfield Reefs, west of New Caledonia, Observatory Cay: they are located on the Kenn Reefs at 21° l6? S, l55° 48? E, on Frederick Reefs at 21°02? S, l54° 23? E, and on the Middle Bellona Reefs at 21° 24? S, l58° 5l? E (Bourne et al., 2005). It is not known from which one of these MacGillivray collected his specimen. A. columnaris has been too successfully introduced to the Chesterfield Reefs in recent times (Atkinson & Atkinson, 2000) so it might well have grown there, either naturally or as an earlier introduction, in the 19th century. Moore's record from "insula Aniteura" of the New Hebrides is also quite plausible, since the island (now known as Aneityum, which Moore visited on the voyage of the Havannah in 1850) is the southernmost island of Vanuatu and closer to the Loyalty Islands than the Chesterfield Reefs are to the western coast of New Caledonia. It cannot, therefore, be said with certainty that Araucaria columnaris has always been endemic to New Caledonia although it has only been collected there in modern times. However, the possibility that the records from Aneityum and Chesterfield Reefs represent introductions by Kanak sailors cannot be discounted.
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Araucaria cunninghamii
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Australia and the island of New Guinea (both Papua New Guinea and Irian Jaya). Coastal Queensland, in scattered populations from near Cape York south to New South Wales (Dorrigo Plateau) or c. 30° S; also in the highlands of New Guinea (incl. Ferguson & Japen Islands) from the Owen Stanley Range to the Bird's Head Peninsula, but especially abundant in the central highlands. Maps for the distribution in Australia (var. cunninghamii) are given by Hill (1998: map 495) and Golte (1993: f. 15). For New Guinea (var. papuana) maps are presented by Howcroft (1978a: map 1) and de Laubenfels (1988: f. 68); Golte (1993: f. 16) provides a more detailed distribution map for Papua New Guinea only, based on data collected by Gray (1973). Locality data based on herbarium collections seen by us are insufficient to present an adequate map of the distribution of this species.; Papuasia; Irian Jaya; Papua Nya Guinea; Australien; New South Wales; Queensland
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Norfolktanne; Zimmertanne
Araucaria heterophylla
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Australia: Norfolk Island, where now largely restricted to the Norfolk Island National Park (formerly Mt. Pitt Reserve). The island's area is only 34 km² and its two highest peaks are Mt. Bates (318 m) and Mt. Pitt (316 m). The species also occurs on Philip Island, a 4 km² small island 6 km S of Norfolk Island.; Australien; Norfolk I.
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Araucaria hunsteinii
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Papua New Guinea. In the central mountain range from an isolated population on the Wamira River in the east through the Owen Stanley Range and the Bismarck Range, with other isolated stands near Sattelburg in the Huon Peninsula and on the Tagari River in the Central Highlands. This species, unlike A. cunninghamii, does not occur in Irian Jaja, the Indonesian western half of New Guinea. Golte (1993: Fig. 17) presents a detailed distribution map based on data from Gray (1973) depicting large and small forest stands of A. hunsteinii. Locality data based on herbarium collections seen by us are insufficient to present an adequate map of the distribution of this species.; Papuasia; Papua Nya Guinea
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Araucaria luxurians
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New Caledonia. Grande Terre and Îles Bélep. Commonly more or less near the coast and less frequent in the interior, but scattered from the Baie des Pirogues and the Baie de Prony in the south to Mt. Kaala in the north and from near sea level to 1000; Southwestern Pacific; Nya Kaledonien
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Araucaria montana
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New Caledonia. Grande Terre. Scattered in mountains over much of the island but rare in the southern mountains ('Grand Massif du Sud'). Araucaria montana also occurs on Mt. Panié at lower altitudes, where it has its northernmost station.; Southwestern Pacific; Nya Kaledonien
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