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Number indicates FOC Volume #

• Acanthaceae 19
• Aceraceae 11 || PDF
• Acoraceae 23
• Acrostichaceae 3
• Actinidiaceae 12 || PDF
• Adiantaceae 2
• Adoxaceae 19
• Aizoaceae 5 || PDF
• Alangiaceae 13 || PDF
• Alismataceae 23
• Amaranthaceae 5 || PDF
• Amaryllidaceae 24 || PDF
• Anacardiaceae 11 || PDF
• Ancistrocladaceae 13 || PDF
• Angiopteridaceae 1
• Annonaceae 7
• Apiaceae 14 || PDF
• Apocynaceae 16 || PDF
• Aponogetonaceae 23
• Aquifoliaceae 11 || PDF
• Araceae 23
• Araliaceae 13 || PDF
• Araucariaceae 4 || PDF
• Arecaceae 23
• Aristolochiaceae 5 || PDF
• Asclepiadaceae 16 || PDF
• Aspleniaceae 2
• Asteraceae 20: Family Description and Key to Tribes | Anthemideae (part 1) | Anthemideae (part 2) |
• Asteraceae 21: Astereae | Cardueae | Cardueae: Saussurea | Cichorieae: Taraxacum | Eupatorieae | Gnaphalieae except Anaphalis | Helenieae | Inuleae | Lactuceae | Mutisieae | Senecioneae: edited (part) | co-authoring (part) | Farfugium, Ligularia, Cremanthodium
• Athyriaceae 2
• Aucubaceae 14 || PDF
• Azollaceae 3
• Balanophoraceae 5 || PDF
• Balsaminaceae 12 || PDF
• Basellaceae 5 || PDF
• Begoniaceae 13 || PDF
• Berberidaceae | genera except Berberis (in review) 7
• Betulaceae 4 || PDF
• Biebersteiniaceae 11 || PDF
• Bignoniaceae 18 || PDF
• Bixaceae 13 || PDF
• Blechnaceae 3
• Bolbitidaceae 3
• Bombacaceae 12 || PDF
• Boraginaceae 16 || PDF
• Botrychiaceae 1
• Brassicaceae 8 || PDF
• Bretschneideraceae 8 || PDF
• Bromeliaceae 24 || PDF
• Burmanniaceae 23
• Burseraceae 11 || PDF
• Butomaceae 23
• Buxaceae 11 || PDF
• Cabombaceae 6 || PDF
• Cactaceae 13 || PDF
• Callitrichaceae 11 || PDF
• Calycanthaceae 7
• Campanulaceae 19
• Cannabaceae 5 || PDF
• Cannaceae 24 || PDF
• Capparaceae 7
• Caprifoliaceae 19
• Cardiopteridaceae 11 || PDF
• Caricaceae 13 || PDF
• Carlemanniaceae 19
• Caryophyllaceae 6 || PDF
• Casuarinaceae 4 || PDF
• Celastraceae 11 || PDF
• Centrolepidaceae 24 || PDF
• Cephalotaxaceae 4 || PDF
• Ceratophyllaceae 6 || PDF
• Cercidiphyllaceae 6 || PDF
• Cheiropleuriaceae 3
• Chenopodiaceae 5 || PDF
• Chloranthaceae 4 || PDF
• Christenseniaceae 1
• Circaeasteraceae 6 || PDF
• Cistaceae 13 || PDF
• Clethraceae 14 || PDF
• Clusiaceae 13 || PDF
• Cneoraceae 11 || PDF
• Combretaceae 13 || PDF
• Commelinaceae 24 || PDF
• Connaraceae 9 || PDF
• Convolvulaceae 16 || PDF
• Coriariaceae 11 || PDF
• Cornaceae 14 || PDF
• Corsiaceae 23
• Costaceae 24 || PDF
• Crassulaceae 8 || PDF
• Crypteroniaceae 13 || PDF
• Cucurbitaceae 19
• Cupressaceae 4 || PDF
• Cyatheaceae 3
• Cyclanthaceae 23
• Cycadaceae 4 || PDF
• Cymodoceaceae 23
• Cynomoriaceae 13 || PDF
• Cyperaceae: Kobresia | Carex | Cypereae | Cyperoideae 23
• Daphniphyllaceae 11 || PDF
• Davalliaceae 3
• Dennstaedtiaceae 1
• Diapensiaceae 14 || PDF
• Dichapetalaceae 11 || PDF
• Dicksoniaceae 2
• Diervillaceae 19
• Dilleniaceae 12 || PDF
• Dioscoreaceae 24 || PDF
• Dipentodontaceae 11 || PDF
• Dipsacaceae 19
• Dipteridaceae 3
• Dipterocarpaceae 13 || PDF
• Droseraceae 8 || PDF
• Drynariaceae 3
• Dryopteridaceae 3
• Ebenaceae 15 || PDF
• Elaeagnaceae 13 || PDF
• Elaeocarpaceae 12 || PDF
• Elaphoglossaceae 3
• Elatinaceae 13 || PDF
• Ephedraceae 4 || PDF
• Equisetaceae 1
• Ericaceae 14 || PDF-1 | PDF-2 | PDF-3
• Eriocaulaceae 24 || PDF
• Erythroxylaceae 11 || PDF
• Eucommiaceae 9 || PDF
• Euphorbiaceae 11 || PDF
• Eupteleaceae 6 || PDF
• Fabaceae 10:
• Key to Subfamilies, Tribes & Genera | Aeschynomeneae | Astragalus and Phyllolobium | Caesaelpinioideae | Caesaelpinioideae: (part 1, in review) | Bauhinia | Crotalarieae: Crotolaria | Lotononis | Priotropis | Dalbergieae: Dalbergia | Pterocarpus | Desmodieae incl. Uraria | Euchresteae | Fabeae: Lathyrus | Galegeae | Caragana | Oxytropis | Hedysareae | Indigofereae: Cyamopsis | Millettieae | Mimosoideae | Thermopsideae | Trifolieae | Sophoreae | Vicieae minus Lathyrus | genera by Wu Delin | various
• Fagaceae 4 || PDF
• Flacourtiaceae 13 || PDF
• Flagellariaceae 24 || PDF
• Frankeniaceae 13 || PDF
• Gentianaceae 16 || PDF
• Geraniaceae 11 || PDF
• Gesneriaceae 18 || PDF
• Ginkgoaceae 4 || PDF
• Gleicheniaceae 1
• Gnetaceae 4 || PDF
• Goodeniaceae 19
• Grammatidaceae 3
• Gymnogrammitidaceae 3
• Haloragaceae 13 || PDF
• Hamamelidaceae 9 || PDF
• Helminthostachyaceae 1
• Hemionitidaceae 2
• Helwingiaceae 14 || PDF
• Hernandiaceae 7
• Hippocastanaceae 12 || PDF
• Hippuridaceae 13 || PDF
• Huperziaceae 1
• Hydrocharitaceae 23
• Hydrophyllaceae 16 || PDF
• Hymenophyllaceae 1
• Hypodematiaceae 2
• Hypolepidaceae 2
• Icacinaceae 11 || PDF
• Illiciaceae 7
• Iridaceae 24 || PDF
• Isoetaceae 1
• Juglandaceae 4 || PDF
• Juncaceae 24 || PDF
• Juncaginaceae 23
• Lamiaceae 17 || PDF
• Lardizabalaceae 6 || PDF
• Lauraceae 7
• Lecythidaceae 13 || PDF
• Leeaceae 12 || PDF
• Lemnaceae 23
• Lentibulariaceae 19
• Liliaceae 24 || PDF
• Limnocharitaceae 23
• Linaceae 11 || PDF
• Lindsaeaceae 2
• Linnaeaceae 19
• Loganiaceae 15 || PDF
• Lomariopsidaceae 3
• Loranthaceae 5 || PDF
• Lowiaceae 24 || PDF
• Loxogrammaceae 3
• Lycopodiaceae 1
• Lygodiaceae 1
• Lythraceae 13 || PDF
• Magnoliaceae 7
• Malpighiaceae 11 || PDF
• Malvaceae 12 || PDF
• Marantaceae 24 || PDF
• Marattiaceae 2
• Marsileaceae 3
• Martyniaceae 18 || PDF
• Mastixiaceae 14 || PDF
• Melastomataceae 13 || PDF
• Meliaceae 11 || PDF
• Menispermaceae 7
• Menyanthaceae 16 || PDF
• Molluginaceae 5 || PDF
• Monachosoraceae 1
• Moraceae || 5 PDF
• Morinaceae 19
• Moringaceae 8 || PDF
• Musaceae 24 || PDF
• Myoporaceae 19
• Myricaceae 4 || PDF
• Myristicaceae 7
• Myrsinaceae 15 || PDF
• Myrtaceae 13 || PDF
• Najadaceae 23
• Nelumbonaceae 6 || PDF
• Nepenthaceae 8 || PDF
• Nephrolepidaceae 3
• Nitrariaceae 11 || PDF
• Nyctaginaceae 5 || PDF
• Nymphaeaceae 6 || PDF
• Nyssaceae 13 || PDF
• Ochnaceae 12 || PDF
• Olacaceae 5 || PDF
• Oleaceae 15 || PDF
• Oleandraceae 3
• Onagraceae 13 || PDF
• Onocleaceae 3
• Ophioglossaceae 1
• Opiliaceae 5 || PDF
• Orchidaceae 25 | Apostasioideae | Cypripedioideae | Epidendroideae (partial, in review) | Orchidoideae (part) | Vanilloideae
• Orobanchaceae 18 || PDF
• Osmundaceae 1
• Oxalidaceae 11 || PDF
• Paeoniaceae 6 || PDF
• Pandaceae 11 || PDF
• Pandanaceae 23
• Papaveraceae 7
• Parkeriaceae 2
• Passifloraceae 13 || PDF
• Pedaliaceae 18 || PDF
• Peganaceae 11 || PDF
• Pentaphragmataceae 19
• Pentaphylacaceae 12 || PDF
• Peranemaceae 3
• Philydraceae 24 || PDF
• Phrymaceae 19
• Phytolaccaceae 5 || PDF
• Pinaceae 4 || PDF
• Piperaceae 4 || PDF
• Pittosporaceae 9 || PDF
• Plagiogyriaceae 2
• Plagiopteraceae 11 || PDF
• Plantaginaceae 19
• Platanaceae 9 || PDF
• Platyceriaceae 3
• Pleurosoriopsidaceae 2
• Plumbaginaceae 15 || PDF
• Poaceae 22 || PDFs (by tribe)
• Podocarpaceae 4 || PDF
• Podostemaceae 5 || PDF
• Polemoniaceae 16 || PDF
• Polygalaceae 11 || PDF
• Polygonaceae 5 || PDF
• Polypodiaceae 3 part 1 | part 2
• Pontederiaceae 24 || PDF
• Portulacaceae 5 || PDF
• Posidoniaceae 23
• Potamogetonaceae 23
• Primulaceae 15 || PDF
• Proteaceae 5 || PDF
• Psilotaceae 1
• Pteridaceae 2
• Pteridiaceae 2
• Rafflesiaceae 5 || PDF
• Ranunculaceae 6 || PDF
• Resedaceae 8 || PDF
• Restionaceae 24 || PDF
• Rhamnaceae 12 || PDF
• Rhizophoraceae 13 || PDF
• Rhoipteleaceae 5 || PDF
• Rosaceae 9 || PDF
• Rubiaceae 19
• Ruppiaceae 23
• Rutaceae 11 || PDF
• Sabiaceae 12 || PDF
• Salicaceae 4 || PDF
• Salvadoraceae 11 || PDF
• Salviniaceae 3
• Santalaceae 5 || PDF
• Sapindaceae 12 || PDF
• Sapotaceae 15 || PDF
• Saururaceae 4 || PDF
• Saxifragaceae 8 || PDF
• Scheuchzeriaceae 23
• Schisandraceae 7
• Schizaeaceae 1
• Sciadopityaceae 4 || PDF
• Scrophulariaceae 18 || PDF
• Selaginellaceae 1
• Simaroubaceae 11 || PDF
• Sinopteridaceae 2
• Sladeniaceae 12 || PDF
• Solanaceae 17 || PDF
• Sparganiaceae 23
• Sphenocleaceae 19
• Stachyuraceae 13 || PDF
• Staphyleaceae 11 || PDF
• Stemonaceae 24 || PDF
• Stenochlaenaceae 2
• Sterculiaceae 12 || PDF
• Stylidiaceae 19
• Styracaceae 15 || PDF
• Surianaceae 11 || PDF
• Symplocaceae 15 || PDF
• Taccaceae 24 || PDF
• Taenitidaceae 2
• Tamaricaceae 13 || PDF
• Tapisciaceae> 11 || PDF
• Taxaceae 4 || PDF
• Taxodiaceae 4 || PDF
• Tectariaceae 3 part 1 | part 2
• Tetracentraceae 6 || PDF
• Tetramelaceae 13 || PDF
• Theaceae 12 || PDF
• Theligoniaceae 19
• Thelypteridaceae 2
• Thymelaeaceae 13 || PDF
• Tiliaceae 12 || PDF
• Toricelliaceae 14 || PDF
• Trapaceae 13 || PDF
• Triuridaceae 23
• Trochodendraceae 6 || PDF
• Tropaeolaceae 11 || PDF
• Typhaceae 23
• Ulmaceae 5 || PDF
• Urticaceae 5 || PDF
• Valerianaceae 19
• Verbenaceae 17 || PDF
• Violaceae 13 || PDF
• Viscaceae 5 || PDF
• Vitaceae 12 || PDF
• Vittariaceae (Antrophyaceae) 2
• Woodsiaceae 3
• Xyridaceae 24 || PDF
• Zannichelliaceae 23
• Zingiberaceae 24 || PDF
• Zosteraceae 23
• Zygophyllaceae 11 || PDF

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