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Aulonemia

Aulonemia is a genus of bamboo in the grass family. It is native to southern Mexico, Central America, and tropical South America.

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Aulonemia

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples61
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
Components1

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related to Species · 36
Aulonemia → Br, Clark, ClarkAulonemia, DavidseAulonemia, Döll, Filg, Geisth, GibbonsAulonemia, GoudotAulonemia, Hack, Henrard, Hitchc, Judz, Kobay, Kuntze, Londoño, LondoñoAulonemia, Maek, McClure, McClureAulonemia
related to Formerly included · 24
Aulonemia → AfonsoAulonemia, Cambajuva, Clark, Colanthelia, Colanthelia Olmeca Aulonemia, Davidse, Filg, Hack, McClure, McClureAulonemia, Mejía-SaulésAulonemia, Olmeca, Pohl, Quixiume, Ruiz-Sanchez, Rupr, Santos-Gonç, Sm, Soderstr, Sosa
is a · 1
Aulonemia → genus of bamboo in the grass family

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mcclure judz clark viana hack tyrrell rupr sm santos-gonç colanthelia londoño radiata filg quixiume olmeca genus family renvoize davidse goudot

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Aulonemiais agenus of bamboo in the grass family0.90text
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedColanthelia Olmeca Aulonemia0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedMcClure0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedSm0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedColanthelia0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedMcClureAulonemia0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedDavidse0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedPohl0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedOlmeca0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedRuiz-Sanchez0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedSosa0.60section
Aulonemiarelated to Formerly includedMejía-SaulésAulonemia0.60section

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