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Genera and generic subdivisons of Sapindaceae Juss., nom. cons.: Acereae
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Accepted Names
Exclude infrageneric names

NAMESYNONYM OFACCEPTEDINFRAGENERICSORTNAMESORTSYN
Acer L. a Acer L.
Acer L. sect. Acer a i Acer L. sect. Acer
Acer L. sect. Acer ser. Acer a i Acer L. sect. Acer ser. Acer
Acer L. sect. Acer ser. Monspessulana a i Acer L. sect. Acer ser. Monspessulana
Acer L. sect. Acer ser. Saccharodendron a i Acer L. sect. Acer ser. Saccharodendron
Acer L. sect. Ginnala a i Acer L. sect. Ginnala
Acer L. sect. Glabra a i Acer L. sect. Glabra
Acer L. sect. Glabra ser. Arguta a i Acer L. sect. Glabra ser. Arguta
Acer L. sect. Glabra ser. Glabra a i Acer L. sect. Glabra ser. Glabra
Acer L. sect. Hyptiocarpa a i Acer L. sect. Hyptiocarpa
Acer L. sect. Indivisa a i Acer L. sect. Indivisa
Acer L. sect. Lithocarpa a i Acer L. sect. Lithocarpa
Acer L. sect. Lithocarpa ser. Lithocarpa a i Acer L. sect. Lithocarpa ser. Lithocarpa
Acer L. sect. Lithocarpa ser. Macrophylla a i Acer L. sect. Lithocarpa ser. Macrophylla
Acer L. sect. Macrantha a i Acer L. sect. Macrantha
Acer L. sect. Negundo a i Acer L. sect. Negundo
Acer L. sect. Negundo ser. Cissifolia a i Acer L. sect. Negundo ser. Cissifolia
Acer L. sect. Negundo ser. Negundo a i Acer L. sect. Negundo ser. Negundo
Acer L. sect. Palmata a i Acer L. sect. Palmata
Acer L. sect. Palmata ser. Palmata a i Acer L. sect. Palmata ser. Palmata
Acer L. sect. Palmata ser. Penninervia a i Acer L. sect. Palmata ser. Penninervia
Acer L. sect. Palmata ser. Sinensia a i Acer L. sect. Palmata ser. Sinensia
Acer L. sect. Parviflora a i Acer L. sect. Parviflora
Acer L. sect. Parviflora ser. Caudata a i Acer L. sect. Parviflora ser. Caudata
Acer L. sect. Parviflora ser. Distyla a i Acer L. sect. Parviflora ser. Distyla
Acer L. sect. Parviflora ser. Parviflora a i Acer L. sect. Parviflora ser. Parviflora
Acer L. sect. Pentaphylla a i Acer L. sect. Pentaphylla
Acer L. sect. Pentaphylla ser. Pentaphylla a i Acer L. sect. Pentaphylla ser. Pentaphylla
Acer L. sect. Pentaphylla ser. Trifida a i Acer L. sect. Pentaphylla ser. Trifida
Acer L. sect. Platanoidea a i Acer L. sect. Platanoidea
Acer L. sect. Pubescentia a i Acer L. sect. Pubescentia
Acer L. sect. Rubra a i Acer L. sect. Rubra
Acer L. sect. Trifoliata a i Acer L. sect. Trifoliata
Acer L. sect. Trifoliata ser. Grisea a i Acer L. sect. Trifoliata ser. Grisea
Acer L. sect. Trifoliata ser. Mandshurica a i Acer L. sect. Trifoliata ser. Mandshurica
Acer L. sect. Wardiana a i Acer L. sect. Wardiana
Argentacer Small Acer L. Argentacer Small Acer L.
Dipteronia Oliv. a Dipteronia Oliv.
Negundo Boehm. ex Ludw. Acer L. Negundo Boehm. ex Ludw. Acer L.
Rufacer Small Acer L. Rufacer Small Acer L.
Rulac Adans. Acer L. Rulac Adans. Acer L.
Saccharodendron (Raf.) Nieuwl. Acer L. Saccharodendron (Raf.) Nieuwl. Acer L.


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