Angiospermae - Sapindales - Sapindaceae
Full reference: C. Linnaeus. 1753. Species Plantarum 1-1200
Parent taxon: Aceraceae according to J. H. Kim 2008
See also Brown 1959, Chauhan 1991, Jin 2009, Knowlton 1899, Knowlton 1919, Knowlton 1926, Lakhanpal et al. 1976, Liu et al. 1996, Mabberley 2000, MacGinitie 1941 and Ozaki 1974
Sister taxa: Alectryon, Allophylus, Arytera, Athyana, Bohlenia, Cardiospermum, Cupania, Cupanieidites, Cupanites, Diatenopteryx, Djambioxylon, Dodonaea, Dodonaeites, Doratoxylon, Erioglossum, Euphorea, Euphoriaecarpum, Euphoriopsis, Euphorioxylon, Filicium, Fraasia, Ganophyllum, Harpullia, Heterodendrum, Hypelate, Koelreuteria, Lepisanthes, Nephelium, Omalocarpus, Otophora, Palaealectryon, Palaeallophyllus, Paranephelium, Pometioxylon, Sapindaceaepites, Sapindiphyllum, Sapindoidea, Sapindoides, Sapindophyllum, Sapindopsis, Sapindopsoxylon, Sapindospermum, Sapindoxylon, Sapindus, Schleichera, Schleicheroxylon, Striasyncolpites, Thouinopsis, Tripterodendron, Xerospermum, Rulac, Monopleurophyllum, Acerpollenites, Acerites, Dipteronia, Aesculus, Aesculoxylon
Subtaxa: Acer (Negundo) Acer acuminatum Acer alaskense Acer alvordense Acer amboyense Acer arcticum Acer ashwilli Acer axelrodi Acer beckeri Acer becki Acer bolanderi Acer bosrivularis Acer browni Acer busamarum Acer cadaver Acer caesium Acer cascadense Acer castorrivularis Acer chaneyi Acer clarnoense Acer collawashense Acer completum Acer cranei Acer crookense Acer cuprovallis Acer dettermani Acer diabolicum Acer dimorphum Acer douglasense Acer dubium Acer elkoanum Acer elwyni Acer eomedianum Acer eonegundo Acer ezoanum Acer ferrignoi Acer florissanti Acer gigas Acer glabroides Acer grahamensis Acer grantense Acer grossedentatum Acer heterodentatum Acer hillsi Acer hueberi Acer idahoense Acer ivanofense Acer jarbidgianum Acer kenaicum Acer kluckingi Acer knolli Acer latahense Acer lincolnense Acer macginitiei Acer macrophyllum Acer macropterum Acer manchesteri Acer medianum Acer megasamarum Acer meyeri Acer milleri Acer minor Acer minutifolium Acer minutum Acer miofranchetii Acer molallense Acer momijiyamense Acer montanense Acer negundo Acer negundoides Acer niklasi Acer nordenskioeldi Acer oblongum Acer oligomedianum Acer orbum Acer oregonianum Acer osmonti Acer ovipetrinum Acer palaeorufinerve Acer palmatoxylum Acer paucidentatum Acer paxii Acer pentapomicum Acer perditum Acer pictum Acer pilosum Acer pleistocenicum Acer pohangense Acer postense Acer powellense Acer princetonense Acer protomiyabei Acer pseudochrysophylla Acer republicense Acer rousei Acer rubrum Acer saccharinum Acer saccharum Acer salmonense Acer saskatchewense Acer schorni Acer scottiae Acer secreta Acer septilobatum Acer sinuofluviatilis Acer smileyi Acer spicatum Acer spitzi Acer stewarti Acer stockeyae Acer stonebergae Acer subpictum Acer taggarti Acer taurocursum Acer tiffneyi Acer tigilense Acer tokiensis Acer toradense Acer torontoniensis Acer traini Acer triloba Acer trilobatum Acer tyrellense Acer villosum Acer vitifolium Acer vitiphyllum Acer washingtonense Acer watarianum Acer wehri Acer whitebirdense
Ecology: "photoautotroph"
Distribution:
• Quaternary of China (1 collection), France (1), India (9), Italy (1), Japan (5), United States (8: Florida, Michigan, Washington)
• Pliocene to Pleistocene of Italy (1)
• Pliocene of China (7), Germany (6), Japan (1), Portugal (10), Slovakia (1)
• Hemphillian of United States (1: Indiana)
• Miocene to Pliocene of France (1), Germany (1), Japan (2)
• Miocene to Oligocene of United States (1: Montana)
• Miocene of Azerbaijan (1), Canada (1: Northwest Territories), China (13), Germany (19), Japan (19), Poland (2), the Russian Federation (2), South Korea (1), Spain (1), Switzerland (2), Taiwan (1), Turkey (1), United States (16: California, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Virginia, Washington)
• Neogene of China (1)
• Oligocene to Miocene of Germany (1), United States (3: Montana)
• Oligocene of Azerbaijan (1), Canada (1: British Columbia), China (1), the Czech Republic (1), Germany (6), Japan (2), the Russian Federation (6), United States (11: Idaho, Montana, Oregon)
• Eocene to Oligocene of North Korea (1), United States (4: Colorado)
• Eocene of Canada (6: British Columbia), China (6), the United Kingdom (1), United States (13: Colorado, Washington, Wyoming)
• Clarkforkian of United States (9: North Dakota, Wyoming)
• Tertiary of Japan (3)
• Paleocene of United States (3: Colorado, Montana, Wyoming)
Total: 216 collections including 409 occurrences
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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