Vanilla organensis Rolfe

17.Vanilla organensisRolfe (Rolfe 1896: 452) Fig. 2 G Type. BRAZIL • Organ Mountains; Gardner 632; lectotype (designated by Soto-Arenas 2010: 385; plant with inflorescence on the bottom left side of the sheet, excluding the detached flower): K! [K 000463758]; isolectotypes: AMES! [AMES 00090735], G! [G 00618049], GH! [GH 00090735], K! [K 000463757, K 000463758], NY! [NY 00803972], US! [US 00093332], W! [W 0254006]; tracing W! [W 0254002]; remaining syntypes: Glaziou 14320, K! [K 000940254], P! [P 00367022]; Glaziou 11620, K! [K 000940255], P! [P 00367023]; Miers s. n., K! [K 000940253]. Notes. When proposing Vanilla organensis, Rolfe listed four different collections, considered syntypes. Gardner 632 at the Lindley Herbarium (K) was selected by Soto-Arenas and Cribb (2010) as the lectotype, and four additional specimens were designated as isolectotypes. The sheet on which Gardner 632 (K) is conserved includes two other elements that do not belong to the same collection, a stem with inflorescence on the top right and a detached flower, which are excluded.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15142790
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Vanilla organensis Rolfe

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Vanilla organensis Rolfe

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17.Vanilla organensisRolfe (Rolfe 1896: 452) Fig. 2 G Type. BRAZIL • Organ Mountains; Gardner 632; lectotype (designated by Soto-Arenas 2010: 385; plant with inflorescence on the bottom left side of the sheet, excluding the detached flower): K! [K 000463758]; isolectotypes: AMES! [AMES 00090735], G! [G 00618049], GH! [GH 00090735], K! [K 000463757, K 000463758], NY! [NY 00803972], US! [US 00093332], W! [W 0254006]; tracing W! [W 0254002]; remaining syntypes: Glaziou 14320, K! [K 000940254], P! [P 00367022]; Glaziou 11620, K! [K 000940255], P! [P 00367023]; Miers s. n., K! [K 000940253]. Notes. When proposing Vanilla organensis, Rolfe listed four different collections, considered syntypes. Gardner 632 at the Lindley Herbarium (K) was selected by Soto-Arenas and Cribb (2010) as the lectotype, and four additional specimens were designated as isolectotypes. The sheet on which Gardner 632 (K) is conserved includes two other elements that do not belong to the same collection, a stem with inflorescence on the top right and a detached flower, which are excluded.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Wisconsin–Madison (US), Asociación Civil Impacta Salud y Educación (PE), Universidad de Costa Rica (CR), Asociación para la Conservación de la Cuenca Amazónica (PE)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 46%
Biochemical and biochemical processes
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