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In 1820, William Roxburgh published a description of Aerides multiflora. [2] In 1882, João Barbosa Rodrigues published a description of a very different plant under the name of Epidendrum geniculatum.[3] Eight years later, in 1890, Joseph Dalton Hooker published a description of an orchid now recognized as Aerides multiflora Roxb. and named it Epidendrum geniculatum.[4] Thus, Epidendrum geniculatum Barb.Rodr. is a very different taxon from Epidendrum geniculatumHook.f., a synonym for Aerides multifloraRoxb., the subject of this article.
Sinonimia y confusión
En 1820, William Roxburgh publicó una descripción de la Aerides multiflora. [5] En 1882, João Barbosa Rodrigues publicó una descripción de una planta muy diferente con el nombre de Epidendrum geniculatum. .[6] Ocho años más tarde, en 1890, Joseph Dalton Hooker publicó la descripción de una orquídea hoy conocida como Aerides multiflora Roxb. y la llamó Epidendrum geniculatum.[7] Por lo tanto, Epidendrum geniculatumBarb.Rodr. es un taxón muy diferente de Epidendrum geniculatumHook.f., que es sinónimo de Aerides multifloraRoxb..
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