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- Mascagnia es un género con 125 especies de plantas con flores perteneciente a la familia Malpighiaceae. Es originario de América. El género fue descrito por (Bertero ex DC.) Colla y publicado en Hortus Ripulensis 85, en el año 1824. La especie tipo es Bertero. (es)
- Mascagnia is a genus in the Malpighiaceae, a family of about 75 genera of flowering plants in the order Malpighiales. The genus Mascagnia comprises about 45 species that occur in diverse habitats from northern Mexico and the Caribbean to northern Argentina and south-eastern Brazil. Mascagnia in the traditional sense of was a highly polyphyletic assemblage, a form-genus based on the lateral-winged samaras. Since the mid-1980s, morphological and molecular studies led to the removal of discordant elements, which were assigned to the genera Adelphia, Aenigmatanthera, Alicia, Amorimia, Calcicola, Callaeum, Carolus, Christianella, Malpighiodes, Niedenzuella, and Psychopterys. In addition, phylogenetic analyses showed that Triopterys is nested within Mascagnia. The species formerly assigned to Triopterys were transferred to Mascagnia, which is now a monophyletic genus. The correct name for the species often called Mascagnia macroptera in the horticulture trade is Callaeum macropterum; the names are not interchangeable. Most of the plants sold in the US under the names Callaeum macropterum and Mascagnia macroptera are actually Callaeum septentrionale. Species currently recognized (en)
- Mascagnia é um género botânico pertencente à família Malpighiaceae. (pt)
- Mascagnia är ett släkte av tvåhjärtbladiga växter. Mascagnia ingår i familjen Malpighiaceae. (sv)
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