Thanks a lot Rawat Ji for this useful information..I am yet to see
representatives from these genera: Stixis, Maerua, Dipterygium,
Cadaba..hope to see them live...
*Cadaba fruticosa* have been shared on eFI though...


On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 2:11 PM, D.S Rawat <[email protected]>wrote:

> Key to genera in Family Capparaceae as given by *Sunder Raghavan(1993)*in 
> Flora of India Vol-II pp.248-49 published by BSI.
>
> A.  Herbs/ woody undershrubs without fleshy fruits
>
>                 B.  Herbs, fruit elongated, mustard
> like...........................................................*Cleome*
>
>                 B’. Undershrubs, woody; fruit winged 1or 2 seeded nutlet,
> indehiscent .......*Dipterygium*
>
> A’. Shrub or trees, fruits fleshy
>
>                 C.  Sepals
> 6........................................................................................................
> *Stixis*
>
>                 C’. Sepal 4 or 3
>
>                                 E.  Sepals forming tube,
> fused..............................................................*Maerua
> *
>
>                                 E’. Sepals free or slightly connate at
> lowermost end
>
>                                                 F.  Stamens 4  -
> 6.................................................................... *
> Cadaba*
>
>                                                 F’. Stamens always more
> than 8
>
>                                                                 G.  Trees
> with compound leaf, leaflets three............*Crateva*
>
>                                                                 G.  Shrub
> with simple leaves ....................................*Capparis*
>
> * *
>
> Capparaceae is represented by 7 genera and 55 species in India.
>
> No of species in genera are *Cadaba*-2, *Capparis*-29, *Cleome*-15, *
> Crateva*-4, *Dipterygium*-1, *Maerua*-2, *Stixis*-2
>
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Dr. Nidhan Singh
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