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Schaffung eines traumasensiblen UmfeldsClusiaceae (.; .), and in, e.g., the classification system by P. F. Stevens (.), they are treated as a separate family, Hypericaceae. In the following, the name Clusiaceae is therefore used in the narrow sense, excluding . and its relatives.

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Morphology, Anatomy, Life Forms and Hydraulic Architectureee also Sect. 6.1). Among the various species leaves vary in absolute size. However, the leaves of all species are morphologically and anatomically very similar, always entire, leathery and somewhat succulent (Fig. 2.1). In view of the important effects of leaf form and structure on photosynthesis a