... Mostuea erythrophylla Gilg ; Mostuea fuchsiaefolia Baker ; Mostuea gilletii De Wild .; Mostuea gossweileri Cavaco ; Mostuea gracilipes Mildbr .; Mostuea grandiflora Gilg ex Engl . , nom . nud .; Mostuea longipetiolata Gilg ; Mostuea ...

... Mostuea comprises 7 species in Africa and Madagascar and 1 in northern South America. Ecology Mostuea brunonis occurs in gallery or rainforest, also in secondary forest, from sea-level up to 1100 m altitude. Genetic resources and ...

... Mostuea; intervascular pits small, ves- tured (Mostuea) or not vestured (Gelsemium). Fibers with small bordered pits, nonseptate (Gelsemium) or some septate ones present (Mostuea). Rays heterogeneous (Mostuea) or homogeneous ...

... Mostuea ; intervascular pits small , vestured ( Mostuea ) or not vestured ( Gelse- mium ) . Fibers with small bordered pits , nonseptate ( Gelsemium ) or some septate ones present ( Mos- tuea ) . Rays heterogeneous ( Mostuea ) or homoge ...

... ( Mostuea ) or trees ( Pteleocarpa ) . Leaves simple , opposite , rarely whorled or alternate ( Pteleocarpa ) ; margins usually entire ; petioles present ; stipules absent ( Pteleocarpa ) or interpetiolar stipules or raised lines when ...

... Mostuea and Gelsemium appears to continue its analogy also in the active substances . The north Ameri- can poison plant Gelsemium sempervirens Aiton , used therapeutically , contains gelsemine , gelsemicine and sempervirine as main ...

... Mostuea, no specific reports of seed dispersal have been made but most species are presumably wind-dispersed. PHYTOCHEMISTRY. Both Gelsemium and Mostuea contain indole alkaloids of the C-17-type (e.g., gelsemine and sempervirine), which ...