Species Juttadinteria attenuata
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Etymology of Juttadinteria:
For Helena Jutta Dinter (née Schilde), wife of German botanist and explorer Moritz Kurt Dinter (1868–1945). She met him in 1905 when he returned to Germany from South-West Africa (now Namibia) to hand over some 9 000 specimens of his herbarium to the Berlin-Dahlem Museum. She followed him to South-West Africa, and they married in 1906. Moritz Dinter, who was the botanist for the German-controlled territory, went on many expeditions between 1906–1914 accompanied by his wife, an energetic and enthusiastic collaborator. The couple went back to South-West Africa again from 1922–1925 to collect botanical material, after which they returned to Germany.
Etymology of attenuata:
From the Latin attenuatus = to 'lessen', 'shrink' or 'diminish in size'; generally referring to a narrowing leaf tip or organ
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There aren’t any identifications of Juttadinteria attenuata.
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