Species Wachendorfia graminifolia
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There aren’t any identifications of Wachendorfia graminifolia.
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Location unknown
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Etymology of Wachendorfia:
For Evert Jacob van Wachendorff (1702–1758), Dutch physician and botanist. He studied medicine in Leiden and Utrecht, becoming a doctor of medicine in 1724, and became municipal physician of Utrecht (1726–1758). During this period, he also became a lecturer in chemistry at Utrecht University (1726–1743), then professor of medicine, chemistry and botany (1743–1758). He also became a director of the Botanical Gardens of Utrecht. Among his publications was Horti Ultraiectini Index (1747) and Oratio Botanico-Medica de Plantis Immensitatis Intellectus Divini Testibus (1743). He was a good friend of Clifford and Linnaeus.
Etymology of graminifolia:
Latin 'gramin' meaning 'grass' and 'folia' meaning leaves; with grass -like leaves
Scientific name:
Wachendorfia graminifolia L. f.
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Protologue:
Suppl. Pl. 101 (1782)
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Year published:
1782
Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Wachendorfia graminifolia.