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Last update 2018-October-11
      
		GENUS 
Triphyophyllum  (1 species)     
T. peltatum  (1952)     
GENUS 
Habropetalum  (1 species)     
H. dawei  (1952)     
GENUS 
Dioncophyllum  (1 species)     
D. thollonii  (1890)     
GENUS 
Ancistrocladus  (21 species)     
A. abbreviatus  (
)A. attenuatus  (
)
 A. barteri  (
)
 A. benomensis  (
)
 A. congolensis  (
)
 A. ealaensis  (
)
 A. grandiflorus  (
)
 A. griffithii  (
)
 A. guineensis  (
)
 A. hamatus  (
)
 A. heyneanus  (
)
 A. ileboensis  (
)
 A. korupensis  (
)
 A. letestui  (
)
 A. likoko  ( )
 A. pachyrrhachis  (
)
 A. robertsoniorum  (
)
 A. tanzaniensis  (
)
 A. tectorius  (
)
 A. uncinatus  (
)
 A. wallichii  (
)
 
 
 
 
       
LIFE CYCLE
 Stage 1:  Juvenile
 Leaf:  20-35 cm long, wavy leaf margin
 Stem: 7-50 cm tall
     
Stage 2:  CarnivorousLeaf:  glandular, 15-30 cm long, 1-6 glandular leaves on a single shoot
 Reverse circination on vernation, lasts only 3-6 weeks
 Stem: woody, 7-50 cm tall
     
Stage 3:  LianaLeaf:  6-17 cm long, two-fanged hook at the tip
 Stem: woody, up to 50 m long, 7-10 cm in diameter
     
Stalked Gland:  multi-celluler, multi-layered, vascularized with both xylem 
and phloem3 mm long (large one) and 1 mm long (small one), with gland head 1 mm in 
diameter
 Sessile Gland:  distributed around the stalked gland
     
INFLORESCENCE     
Glabrous, few-flowered cymes     
Flower: Actinomorphicpentamerous (5)
 5 sepals
 5 petals
 10 subsessile stamens on very short filaments
 5 (4) carpellate superior ovary
 apically branched styles
 flower sweetly fragrant
 
 Fruit:    3-5 valvate dehiscent capsule
 capsule splits open before the seeds are fully ripe
 
                      
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Ellison & Adamec (2018)         |