Buddlejaceae. Flora Neotropica (81) BATH&BODY Ackerman and his collaborators provide

Ackerman and his collaborators provide clear

Also included are discussions of breeding systems

"Rocket Larkspur" ~Delphinium consolida

and an understanding of their evolution can shed light on the evolution of all modern plants

and pioneer in calling for an inventory of the world's tropical vegetation and the development of land-use policies that take into account the interrelationship of the bioecosystems of the tropics

Buddlejaceae. Flora Neotropica (81) BATH&BODY Ackerman and his collaborators provideThe Buddlejaceae are a small family comprising eight genera and 125 species, approximately half of which inhabit the New World. Many species of Buddlejaceae are shrubs which inhabit xeric or subxeric habitats. The tree species are montane, growing primarily at 2000 4000m. More than a dozen species of Buddleja are cultivated, and widespread sources indicate that species of this genus have been used for centuries in the New World for a variety of ills.