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Species in Trigoniaceae

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Humbertiodendron saboureaui

Isidodendron tripterocarpum

Trigonia bahiensis

Trigonia boliviana

Trigonia bracteata

Trigonia candelabra

Trigonia cipoensis

Trigonia coppenamensis

Trigonia costanensis

Trigonia ehrendorferi

Trigonia eriosperma

Trigonia eriosperma eriosperma

Trigonia eriosperma membranacea

Trigonia eriosperma simplex

Trigonia floccosa

Trigonia hypoleuca

Trigonia kerrii

Trigonia killipii

Trigonia laevis

Trigonia littoralis

Trigonia macrantha

Trigonia microcarpa

Trigonia nivea

Trigonia nivea candida

Trigonia nivea fasciculata

Trigonia nivea pubescens

Trigonia paniculata

Trigonia prancei

Trigonia reticulata

Trigonia rotundifolia

Trigonia rugosa

Trigonia rytidocarpa

Trigonia sericea

Trigonia spruceana

Trigonia subcymosa

Trigonia villosa

Trigonia villosa duckei

Trigonia villosa macrocarpa

Trigonia virens

Trigoniastrum hypoleucum

Trigoniodendron spiritusanctense

Trigonia ovalifolia

Trigonia porteirensis

Trigonia volkensiana

Trigonia candoleana

Trigonia thyrsifolia

Trigonia brasiliensis

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