Cornales
Family: Cornaceae (Dogwood family)
| Scientific Name | Author/s | Common Name | Last Record | Distribution | Status | Taxon Profile |
|
Alangium circulare |
Stone & Kochummen (1975) | October 1964 | Sarawak, Borneo | Missing | Access | |
| Cornus wardiana | Rushforth & Wahlsteen (2021) | (rediscovered) | Kachin, northern Myanmar (=Burma) | Rediscovered | Access |
Family: Curtisiaceae (Cape Lancewood)
–No subordinate taxa
Family: Grubbiaceae (Sillyberry family)
–No subordinate taxa
Family: Hydrangeaceae (Hydrangea family)
–No subordinate taxa
Family: Hydrostachyaceae
| Scientific Name | Author/s | Common Name | Last Record | Distribution | Status | Taxon Profile |
|
Hydrostachys perrieri |
C.Cusset (1969) | May 1919 | Manampatrana, south-eastern central Madagascar | Missing | Access |
Family: Loasaceae (Stickleaf family)
| Scientific Name | Author/s | Common Name | Last Record | Distribution | Status | Taxon Profile |
| Nasa colanii | Dostert & Weigend (2006) | - | (rediscovered) | Cordillera de Colán, northern Peru | Rediscovered | Access |
| Nasa ferox | Weigend (2006) | - | (rediscovered) | Azuay Province, Ecuador | Rediscovered | Access |
|
Nasa hastata |
(Killip) Weigend, T.Henning & R.H.Acuña (2023) | - | (rediscovered) | Department of Lima, central Peru | Rediscovered | Access |
| Nasa humboldtiana humboldtiana | (Urb. & Gilg) Weigend (2006) | - | (rediscovered) | Chimborazo Province, southern Ecuador | Rediscovered | Access |
|
Nasa peltata |
(Spruce ex Urb. & Gilg) Weigend (2006) | - | 1940 | Ecuador (& Peru?) | Missing | Access |
| Nasa solaria | (J.F.Macbr.) Weigend (2006) | (rediscovered) | Department of Ancash & Department of Lima, Peru | Rediscovered | Access |
Family: Nyssaceae (Tupelos)
–No subordinate taxa
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Appendix 1: Possible future additions to list above
"Hydrangea caucana Engl., H. durifolia Briq. and H. schlimii Briq. have not been collected recently and are known with certainty from nine herbarium specimens, the type collection and a putative additional herbarium specimen, or the type collection only, respectively. The three of them are endemic to Colombia, where we have not yet been able to collect Hydrangeas due to collection permit and export regulations."
Source: Samain, Marie-Stéphanie et al. (2021). On Hydrangea peruviana, an endangered species from Ecuador, and Hydrangea oerstedii, very common in Costa Rica and Panama, and seven threatened Central and South American Hydrangeas, which have been confounded with these. PhytoKeys 171: 91-153. doi: 10.3897/phytokeys.171.56351