Firstly described in Miers (1842), accepted by Maas and Rübsamen (1986). The synonym Triuris brevistylis was used rather recently by Vergara-Silva et al. (2003), but this name has been rejected already by Giesen (1938) and later by Maas and Rübsamen (1986). The text of Miers printed in 1842 (Trans. Linn. Soc. 19: 77-80) was subtitled by 'Read March 2nd, 1841'.
Firstly described in Miers (1842), accepted by Maas and Rübsamen (1986). The synonym Triuris brevistylis was used rather recently by Vergara-Silva et al. (2003), but this name has been rejected already by Giesen (1938) and later by Maas and Rübsamen (1986). The text of Miers printed in 1842 (Trans. Linn. Soc. 19: 77-80) was subtitled by 'Read March 2nd, 1841'.
First description by Gardner (1843), accepted by Maas and Rübsamen (1986). The type collection was mixed with a menispermataceous leaf that Gardner considered to belong to this species. For this reason Miers (1852) illegitimately changed the (what he thought) inadequate name to Hexuris.
First description by Gardner (1843), accepted by Maas and Rübsamen (1986). The type collection was mixed with a menispermataceous leaf that Gardner considered to belong to this species. For this reason Miers (1852) illegitimately changed the (what he thought) inadequate name to Hexuris.
First description by Gardner (1843), accepted by Maas and Rübsamen (1986). The type collection was mixed with a menispermataceous leaf that Gardner considered to belong to this species. For this reason Miers (1852) illegitimately changed the (what he thought) inadequate name to Hexuris.
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