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Editorial Reviews - Gesneriaceae Introduction From the Publisher Chapters: Besleria, Alloplectus, Gesneria, Pearcea, Chirita, Aeschynanthus Radicans, Nematanthus, Mitraria, Glossoloma Penduliflorum, Glossoloma Martinianum, Glossoloma Herthae, Petrocosmea, Paradrymonia Lacera, Briggsia, Ramonda Pyrenaica, Conandron, Monopyle Ecuadorensis, Gasteranthus Bilsaensis, Nautilocalyx Ecuadoranus, Pearcea Rhodotricha, Gasteranthus Tenellus, Monopyle Sodiroana, Pearcea Hypocyrtiflora, Besleria Quadrangulata, Besleria Comosa, Gasteranthus Atratus, Gasteranthus Crispus, Gasteranthus Carinatus, Paradrymonia Hypocyrta, Napeanthus Ecuadorensis, Gasteranthus Perennis, Gasteranthus Orientandinus, Gasteranthus Extinctus, Pearcea Bilabiata, Gasteranthus Imbaburensis, Monopyle Stenoloba, Nautilocalyx Glandulifer, Pearcea Glabrata, Pearcea Gracilis, Gasteranthus Lateralis, Gasteranthus Mutabilis, Monopyle Paniculata, Gasteranthus Timidus, Besleria Miniata, Gasteranthus Otongensis, Gasteranthus Trifoliatus, Pearcea Cordata, Gasteranthus Ternatus, Pearcea Schimpfii, Gasteranthus Macrocalyx, Nautilocalyx Vinosus, Besleria Modica, Paradrymonia Fuquaiana, Reldia Multiflora, Paradrymonia Binata, Paradrymonia Aurea, Reldia Calcarata, Phinaea Ecuadorana, Nodonema Lineatum, Gesneria Calycina, Gesneria Exserta, Gesneria Calycosa, Asteranthera, Pearcea Intermedia, Columnea Glabra, Ramonda Serbica, Columnea Flexiflora, Columnea Orientandina. Excerpt: About 200 Besleria is a genus of ca. 200 species of large herbs and soft-stemmed subshrubs or shrubs in the flowering plant family Gesneriaceae. They occur in Central America, South America, and the West Indies. The closely related genus Gasteranthus was previously included in Besleria. The two genera have been separated on the basis of stomatal (aggregated in Gasteranthus, scattered in Besleria) and ... More: http://booksllc.net/?id=3842827 Synopsis Chapters: Besleria, Alloplectus, Gesneria, Pearcea, Chirita, Aeschynanthus Ra
