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Shrubs, often partly climbing or climbers. Leaves opposite, whorled or alternate, simple or compound. Domatia sometimes present in the axils of lateral nerves on the lower leaf surface. Inflorescences few-many flowered, cymose or solitary. Flowers scented. Calyx with cup-shaped tube and 5-15 teeth. Corolla white or yellow, salver-shaped with 5-13 lobes. Fruit a deeply 2-lobed, 2-seeded berry. Worldwide: 200 species, mainly tropical, with a few temperate. The larvae of the following species of insect eat species of this genus:
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| Species | Links to maps | FZ divisions | Content |
| abyssinicum Hochst. ex DC. | Altitude Rainfall Geology | E | Description, Image |
| brachyscyphum Baker | Altitude Rainfall Geology | C,E | |
| fluminense Vell. | Altitude Rainfall Geology | N,W,C,E,S | Description, Image |
| multipartitum Hochst. | Altitude Rainfall Geology | N,W,C,E,S | Description |
| stenolobum Rolfe | Altitude Rainfall Geology | N,W,C,E,S | |
| streptopus E. Mey. | Altitude Rainfall Geology | W,C,E,S | Description, Image |
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