Original chromosome counts are presented for 95 species in 78 genera of Leguminosae.Of thes 50 are first reports for genera, and 71 are first reports for species.The evoluti O 55 < 35 Ed F significance of much of the data en discussed in a separate paper (Goldblatt, 1981), and this article serves mainly for full documentation of the counts pios i ation, not previously deal with, concerns Myroxylon (Papilionoideae-Sophoreae).The was previously reported as n = 14, but material I have studied clearly has 2n -26, which is pushed with the number of n = 13 in the related genus Myrospermum.
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