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Ver. 24.11
November 5th, 2024

513.0000 Family Bignoniaceae Juss.; Gen. Pl.: 137 (1789), nom. cons.
80 genera, ca. 900 spp.
Species listed in database: 907; hybrids: 4
= Crescentiaceae Dumort.; Anal. Fam. Pl.: 20, 24 (1829)
513.1102 Genus Chilopsis D.Don; Edinburgh Phil. J. 9: 261 (1823)
Distribution: SW-USA, N-Mexico
Species listed in database: 1
species :
Chilopsis linearis (Cav.) Sweet; Hort. Brit. ed. I. 283 (1827)
subspecies :
subsp. linearis
Name: Desert Willow
Distribution: USA (Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas); Mexico (Baja California Norte, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Nuevo Leon, San Luis Potosi, Sonora, Tamaulipas, Zacatecas)
74 USA 77 USA 79 MEX
Synonyms: hidden
= Bignonia linearis Cav.; Ic. 3: 35. t. 269 (1795)
= Catalpa pottsii Seem.; Allg. Gartenzeitung 19: 321 (1851)
= Chilopsis glutinosa Engelm.; Bot. Wislizen. Mexico. Exped. 94 (1848)
= Chilopsis linearis var. glutinosa (Engelm.) Fosberg; Madroño 3: 365 (1936)
= Chilopsis linearis var. originaria Fosberg; Madroño 3: 365 (1936), nom. inval.
= Chilopsis saligna D.Don; Edinburgh Phil. J. 9: 261 (1823)
variant :
var. tomenticaulis Henrard; Aliso 11(2): 191 (1985 publ. 1986)
Distribution: Mexico (Tamaulipas, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon)
79 MEX
subspecies :
subsp. arcuata (Fosberg) Henrard; Aliso 11(2): 194 (1985 publ. 1986)
Name: Desert willow
Distribution: USA (Arizona, California, Georgia, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Utah); Mexico (Sonora, Baja California Norte)
76 USA 77 USA 78 USA 79 MEX
Synonyms: hidden
= Chilopsis linearis var. arcuata Fosberg; Madroño 3: 336 (1936)
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A complete, synonymic checklist of the Higher Plants of the World

Version 24.11 (November 5th, 2024)

Covering 355,576 accepted species,
8,715 hybrids, 47,863 accepted infraspecific taxa and 1,000,581 synonyms,
in total 1,412,785* names

[*about 25,000 dubious, "unplaced" names and about 4,000 invalid names (Art. 24.3) like "typicus" are deliberately omitted]

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