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Maerua Forssk.

Género compuesto por unas 53 especies tropicales de África y Asia. Son árboles, arbustos, y plantas trepadoras con hojas alternas o agrupadas, simples (en el N de África) o trifoliadas. Flores actinomofas en racimos o glomérulos, 3-4 sépalos libres y pétalos en nº variable (0-4). Estambres soldados y ginóforo que excede los estambres. Dos especies en el N de África, M. crassifolia, y M. oblongifolia, de distribución saharo-tropical.

Clave de especies

1 Árbol o arbusto, densamente pubescente; flores sin pétalos Maerua crassifolia

1 Arbustito, glabro, flores con pétalos Maerua oblongifolia

Actualizado por: H. Sáinz & J. Charco.

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