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An introduction to this family, the fourth largest of the Angiosperms (some 630 genera and 11,000 species). A survey of the characteristics of tropical woody Rubiaceae, and a new classification of the family in four subfamilies. Valuable indices to the genera of the entire family.

Botan. systematics, taxonomy, nomencl. --- Dicotyledons --- Subtropical and Tropical Countries --- Botanique --- Plantkunde --- Rubiaceae --- Zone tropicale --- Tropical zones --- trees --- Taxonomie --- taxonomy --- Anatomie du bois --- wood anatomy --- Plante ligneuse --- woody plants --- Développement biologique --- biological development --- Écologie --- ecology --- #WPLT:syst --- BR Staff Publications --- NBGB shoplist --- monographs --- out of print --- systematics --- tropical plants --- Tropics --- Classification --- Plantensystematiek, -taxonomie, -nomenclatuur --- Dicotylen --- Subtropische en Tropische Streken --- DISTRIBUTION --- BIOLOGY --- ANATOMY --- MORPHOLOGY --- TAXONOMY --- RUBIACEAE --- TROPICAL REGIONS