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Cynometra    L. is a genus of ca. 85 species of shrubs to large trees. It is amongst the largest genera in the legume subfamily   Detarioideae   and one of the few with a pantropical distribution. Perhaps due to this wide distribution and high diversity, systematists and taxonomists have struggled with the classification of    Cynometra    and its close ally, the genus    Maniltoa    Scheff. Recent phylogenetic studies have shown that many of the African species are more closely related to other genera and that the genus    Maniltoa    is nested within a clade of Indo-Pacific    Cynometra   . Here, I present an emended circumscription of    Cynometra    that excludes the African species defined by jointed pedicels and dehiscent fruits and includes the species formerly recognised in    Maniltoa   . New combinations in    Cynometra    are also provided for those species that require them. Additionally, four new species of Neotropical    Cynometra    are described and illustrated:    Cynometra   cerebriformis    sp. nov.  from the lower Rio Trombetas in Brazil;    Cynometra   dwyerii    sp. nov.  from the Darien gap region of Panama;    C.   tumbesiana    sp. nov.  from the dry tropical forests of Ecuador and Peru; and    C.   steyermarkii    sp. nov.  from the foothills of the western Cordillera de la Costa in Venezuela.

The rise of Cynometra ( Leguminosae ) and the fall of Maniltoa : a generic re-circumscription and the addition of 4 new species