Species Acidanthera picta

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There aren’t any identifications of Acidanthera picta.

Range:

Location unknown

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Etymology of Acidanthera:

Gk. acidos = pointed object; anthera = anther; referring to the shape of the anthers.

Etymology of picta:

From the Latin pingo "I paint" becoming the nominative pictus, typically referring to the flowers having a "painted" appearance.

Scientific name:

Acidanthera picta R. C. Foster

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Authors:

R. C. Foster

Protologue:

Contr. Gray Herb. 114: 44 (1936)

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Year published:

1936

There aren’t any identifications of Acidanthera picta.