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Les Calamoideae sont une sous - famille de … Les Calamoideae sont une sous - famille de la famille des palmiers Arecaceae contenant 21 genres et environ 620 espèces. On les trouve presque exclusivement dans les tropiques de l' Ancien Monde, mais avec trois genres ( Mauritia, Mauritiella, Lepidocaryum ) et une seule espèce de Raphia ( R. taedigera ) dans les tropiques du Nouveau Monde . Calamoideae comprend les palmiers rotin, dont les tiges sont récoltées pour la production de meubles en rotin et de nombreux autres produits. Toutes les espèces ont des fruits couverts d'écailles distinctives qui se chevauchent.
* Fruits de Salacca zalacca
* fruits de Calamus
* Fruits de Mauritiella & de Mauritia
* fruit du Metroxylon sagu Le nom Calamoideae vient du grec κάλαμος ( kalamos ) qui signifie « roseau ».λαμος ( kalamos ) qui signifie « roseau ».
, القلاموساوات (الاسم العلمي: Calamoideae) هي أسرة من النباتات تتبع فصيلة الفوفلية من الرتبة الفوفليات.
, Calamoideae (do grego: κάλαμος, kalamos; " … Calamoideae (do grego: κάλαμος, kalamos; "caniço") é uma subfamília da família Arecaceae (palmeiras) que agrupa 21 géneros e cerca de 620 espécies. O agrupamento tem distribuição natural quase exclusivamente na região Paleotropical, mas com três géneros (Mauritia, Mauritiella, Lepidocaryum) e uma única espécie do género Raphia nos trópicos do Novo Mundo. A subfamília Calamoideae inclui as palmeiras de ratan, cujos caules são colhidos para a produção de , fibras vegetais e muitos outros produtos. Todas as espécies têm frutos cobertos por escamas sobrepostas distintivas.ertos por escamas sobrepostas distintivas.
, Calamoideae is a subfamily of flowering pl … Calamoideae is a subfamily of flowering plant in the palm family found throughout Central America, South America, Africa, India, China, Southeast Asia and Australia. It is represented by 21 genera - containing nearly a quarter of all species in the palm family - including the largest genus, Calamus, the type genus of the group. Only four are found in the New World while the rest are Old World denizens, usually found in equatorial swampland or along tropical coastlines. While the many species show marked differences, the bracts of all orders are tubular, the flowers are almost always borne in dyads or dyad derivatives, but most marked as an identifier among these palms are the overlapping scales covering the fruit; occasionally small and irregular they are, in most cases, neatly aligned in vertical rows. Also common to the group are varying forms of armament: spines along leaf margins or on sheaths, root and stem spines, reflexed rachis cirri, or specialized hooks among the climbing species. The long fossil record and the many unspecialized features imply the group diverged early, parallel perhaps, with the Coryphoideae from an ancient protopalm ancestor. While the simplest floral characteristics belong to those rattan genera endemic to Africa (Laccosperma, Eremospatha and Oncocalamus), they exhibit tremendous diversity suggesting a larger representation in the past. This subfamily has been noted in palm literature as the Lepidocaryoideae, however an 1844 (Griffith) designation of Calamoideae predates the use of the former at this rank and, as such, is correct in botanical nomenclature.uch, is correct in botanical nomenclature.
, Calamoideae és una subfamília de palmeres (família de les arecàcies). Es considera una subfamília primitiva i consta d'un quart de totes les espècies de palmeres conegudes.
, Calamoideae Beilschm., 1833 è una sottofamiglia di piante della famiglia delle Arecacee (o Palme).
, Die Calamoideae sind eine Unterfamilie der … Die Calamoideae sind eine Unterfamilie der Palmengewächse (Arecaceae). Sie gelten als ursprünglichste Unterfamilie, umfassen rund ein Viertel aller Palmenarten und mit den Calamus die mit Abstand artenreichste Gattung. Kennzeichnendes Merkmal der Vertreter sind die sich überlappenden Schuppen auf Früchten und Fruchtknoten.en Schuppen auf Früchten und Fruchtknoten.
, 수수야자아과(--椰子亞科, 학명: Calamoideae 칼라모이데아이[*])는 종려과의 아과이다.
, Calamoideae es una subfamilia de plantas c … Calamoideae es una subfamilia de plantas con flores perteneciente a la familia de las palmeras (Arecaceae). Calamoideae tiene hojas pinadas a palmadas y frutos distintivos que están cubiertos con escamas reflejas imbricadas (un carácter sinapomórfico). Géneros notables son Raphia, Mauritia, Lepidocaryum, Metroxylon, y Calamus. Tiene las siguientes tribus:n, y Calamus. Tiene las siguientes tribus:
, 省藤亚科（学名：Calamoideae）亦作鱗果亞科、鳞果榈亚科，是棕櫚科之下的一個亞科，可再細分為3個族，合共21個屬，約620個物種，遍布全世界热带及亚热带地区。
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Les Calamoideae sont une sous - famille de … Les Calamoideae sont une sous - famille de la famille des palmiers Arecaceae contenant 21 genres et environ 620 espèces. On les trouve presque exclusivement dans les tropiques de l' Ancien Monde, mais avec trois genres ( Mauritia, Mauritiella, Lepidocaryum ) et une seule espèce de Raphia ( R. taedigera ) dans les tropiques du Nouveau Monde . Calamoideae comprend les palmiers rotin, dont les tiges sont récoltées pour la production de meubles en rotin et de nombreux autres produits. Toutes les espèces ont des fruits couverts d'écailles distinctives qui se chevauchent.
* Fruits de Salacca zalacca chevauchent.
* Fruits de Salacca zalacca
, Calamoideae és una subfamília de palmeres (família de les arecàcies). Es considera una subfamília primitiva i consta d'un quart de totes les espècies de palmeres conegudes.
, Calamoideae (do grego: κάλαμος, kalamos; " … Calamoideae (do grego: κάλαμος, kalamos; "caniço") é uma subfamília da família Arecaceae (palmeiras) que agrupa 21 géneros e cerca de 620 espécies. O agrupamento tem distribuição natural quase exclusivamente na região Paleotropical, mas com três géneros (Mauritia, Mauritiella, Lepidocaryum) e uma única espécie do género Raphia nos trópicos do Novo Mundo. A subfamília Calamoideae inclui as palmeiras de ratan, cujos caules são colhidos para a produção de , fibras vegetais e muitos outros produtos. Todas as espécies têm frutos cobertos por escamas sobrepostas distintivas.ertos por escamas sobrepostas distintivas.
, Calamoideae es una subfamilia de plantas c … Calamoideae es una subfamilia de plantas con flores perteneciente a la familia de las palmeras (Arecaceae). Calamoideae tiene hojas pinadas a palmadas y frutos distintivos que están cubiertos con escamas reflejas imbricadas (un carácter sinapomórfico). Géneros notables son Raphia, Mauritia, Lepidocaryum, Metroxylon, y Calamus. Tiene las siguientes tribus:n, y Calamus. Tiene las siguientes tribus:
, Die Calamoideae sind eine Unterfamilie der … Die Calamoideae sind eine Unterfamilie der Palmengewächse (Arecaceae). Sie gelten als ursprünglichste Unterfamilie, umfassen rund ein Viertel aller Palmenarten und mit den Calamus die mit Abstand artenreichste Gattung. Kennzeichnendes Merkmal der Vertreter sind die sich überlappenden Schuppen auf Früchten und Fruchtknoten.en Schuppen auf Früchten und Fruchtknoten.
, Calamoideae is a subfamily of flowering pl … Calamoideae is a subfamily of flowering plant in the palm family found throughout Central America, South America, Africa, India, China, Southeast Asia and Australia. It is represented by 21 genera - containing nearly a quarter of all species in the palm family - including the largest genus, Calamus, the type genus of the group. Only four are found in the New World while the rest are Old World denizens, usually found in equatorial swampland or along tropical coastlines.al swampland or along tropical coastlines.
, 수수야자아과(--椰子亞科, 학명: Calamoideae 칼라모이데아이[*])는 종려과의 아과이다.
, القلاموساوات (الاسم العلمي: Calamoideae) هي أسرة من النباتات تتبع فصيلة الفوفلية من الرتبة الفوفليات.
, 省藤亚科（学名：Calamoideae）亦作鱗果亞科、鳞果榈亚科，是棕櫚科之下的一個亞科，可再細分為3個族，合共21個屬，約620個物種，遍布全世界热带及亚热带地区。
, Calamoideae Beilschm., 1833 è una sottofamiglia di piante della famiglia delle Arecacee (o Palme).
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