Home > Melicope
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About 150 species including in:
Australia:
Melicope elleryana - Corkwood
Melicope octandra - Doughwood
New Zealand:
Melicope simplex - Poataniwha
Melicope ternata - Wharangi
Hawaii:
Melicope adscendens - Alani
Melicope balloui - Alani
Melicope haupuensis - Alani
Melicope knudsenii - Alani
Melicope munroi - Alani
Melicope ovalis - Alani
Melicope pallida - Alani
Melicope quadrangularis - Alani
Melicope reflexa - Alani
Melicope saintjohnii - Alani
Melicope zahlbruckneri - Alani
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Melicope is a genus of about 150 species of shrubs and trees in the family Rutaceae, occurring from Hawaii west to tropical Asia and south to Australia and New Zealand. In Australia, they are known as Corkwood or Doughwood, and in Hawaii as Alani.
Several of the Hawaiian species - including all those listed in the box (right) - are listed as federally endangered due to habitat loss and competition from invasive non-native plants.
The temperate Asian genus TetradiumTetradium Scientific classification Kingdom: Plantae Division: Magnoliophyta Class: Magnoliopsida Order: Sapindales Family Rutaceae Genus Tetradium Species About 5-10 species including: Tetradium danielii Korean Euodia Tetradium hupehensis Hubei Euodia Te (syn. Euodia) is closely related to Melicope and sometimes included within it.
