Angiospermae - Fabales - Fabaceae
Parent taxon: Fabaceae according to M. Prasad et al. 2017
Sister taxa: Acacia, Aeschynomenoxylon, Afzelia, Albizinium, Archidendron, Baphioxylon, Baphioxylon, Bauhinia, Bauhinioxylon, Berlinia, Butea, Caesalpinia, Canavalia, Cassia, Cassinium, Ceratonia, Cercidoideae, Copaifera, Crotalaria, Cynometra, Dalbergia, Derris, Dialium, Dialiumoxylon, Entada, Erythrina, Euacacioxylon, Faboideae, Hedysareae, Hopeoxylon, Indigofera, Ingoxylon, Isoberlinioxylon, Kingiodendron, Koompassia, Koompassioxylon, Leguminocarpon, Leguminophyllum, Margocolporites, Millettia, Millettioxylon, Mimosoideae, Mucuna, Myrtacidites, Ormosia, Ormosioxylon, Ougenioxylon, Oxylobium, Pahudioxylon, Paracacioxylon, Peltophoroxylon, Pericopsoxylon, Phaeoceros, Phaseolus, Pongamia, Praedapollis, Pterocarpus, Samanea, Sesbania, Sindora, Spirosyncolpites, Tephrosia, Wagatea, Pisum, Martyia, Ungerites, Zittelia, Diphysa, Leguminocarpum, Micropodium, Astragalus, Polyadopollenites, Albizzioxylon, Amorpha, Dichrostachyoxylon, Diphyllites, Gymnocladus, Brachystegioxylon, Taenioxylon, Bauhinites, Gleditsioxylon, Palaeolobium, Cladrastis, Caesalpinioxylon, Papilionaceophyllum, Mimosoxylon, Andiroxylon, Colutea, Pterocarpoxylon, Acacioxylon, Robinoxylon, Felixia, Erythrophloeoxylon, Inga, Adelocercis, Schmidites, Vicia, Falcicutis, Leguminoxylon, Cassioxylon, Phaca, Pueraria, Dalbergioxylon, Cytisus, Gleditschites, Cynometrophyllum, Desmodium, Lespedeza, Erythrophleum, Dalbergiophyllum, Wisteria, Tamarindoxylon, Leucaena, Adenantheroxylon, Cottaites, Berlinioxylon, Bauhinioxylon, Ingophyllum, Enantiophyllites, Pycnolobium, Mimosaceoxylon, Tetrapleuroxylon, Leguminosites, Strongylodon, Podalyriophyllum, Ervites, Diplophyllum, Thermopsis, Vouapa, Fontainea, Faboidea, Fichtelites, Desmodophyllum, Aeschynomene, Caesalpinioideae, Pterogynoxylon, Caesalpinaceae, Albizia, Campylotropis
Subtaxa: Humboldtia miocenica
Ecology: "photoautotroph"
Distribution: found only at Sukhidang, Tanakpur (Miocene of India)
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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