Flora of Somalia, Mats Thulin (Editor) (FoSO)
The
Flora of Somalia is a 4 volume work published by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. The first volume was published in 1993, the last in 2006. It is a multi-authored work contains detailed descriptions, distributional information, identification keys, numerous illustrations, and considerable additional information for each taxon. The distributional information is given in terms of
regions . This site offers a view of the distributional information in the flora.
Contacts: Mary Barkworth, mary.barkworth@usu.edu
Collection Type: Observations
Management: Data snapshot of local collection database
Last Update: 5 July 2015
Rights Holder: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Collection Statistics
8,056 specimen records
8,052 (100%) georeferenced
157 families 935 genera 2,805 species
Extra Statistics
Taxon Distribution
Taxon Distribution
Abrus (4 ) Acacia (159 ) Adenopodia (1 ) Aeschynomene (7 ) Afzelia (2 ) Albizia (11 ) Alysicarpus (9 ) Arachis (2 ) Argyrolobium (4 ) Bauhinia (9 ) Cadia (3 ) Caesalpinia (24 ) Cajanus (3 ) Calliandra (3 ) Canavalia (6 ) Cassia (7 ) Ceratonia (2 ) Chamaecrista (12 ) Chapmannia (2 ) Clitoria (5 ) Colutea (2 ) Cordeauxia (1 ) Cordyla (4 ) Craibia (1 ) Crotalaria (112 ) Cullen (2 ) Dalbergia (12 ) Delonix (14 ) Derris (1 ) Dialium (1 ) Dichrostachys (8 ) Dicraeopetalum (2 ) Dolichos (2 ) Entada (7 ) Erythrina (9 ) Indigastrum (2 ) Indigofera (128 ) Lablab (3 ) Leucaena (2 ) Lonchocarpus (2 ) Lotus (5 ) Lupinus (1 ) Macrotyloma (4 ) Medicago (9 ) Melilotus (1 ) Microcharis (16 ) Millettia (1 ) Mimosa (2 ) Mundulea (4 ) Neorautanenia (1 ) Neptunia (2 ) Newtonia (1 ) Ononis (1 ) Ormocarpum (10 ) Paracalyx (4 ) Parkia (1 ) Parkinsonia (12 ) Phaseolus (1 ) Pithecellobium (1 ) Platycelyphium (5 ) Prosopis (4 ) Pterolobium (1 ) Rhynchosia (44 ) Samanea (1 ) Securigera (2 ) Senna (55 ) Sesbania (21 ) Stylosanthes (5 ) Tamarindus (5 ) Taverniera (5 ) Tephrosia (45 ) Teramnus (5 ) Trigonella (2 ) Tylosema (4 ) Vatovaea (4 ) Vermifrux (1 ) Vigna (19 ) Wajira (8 ) Zornia (4 ) Zygocarpum (5 )
