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) gaudich.

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) mull.arg.

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** moraceae gaudich.

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** moraceae gaudich.

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* "robiquetia ascendens" gaudich.

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- sulawesi#"robiquetia ascendens" gaudich.

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) paul g.wilson*"waitzia podolepis" (gaudich.

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) paul g.wilson - golden waitzia# "waitzia podolepis" (gaudich.

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) c.a.gardner*"pityrodia cuneata" (gaudich.

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) c.a.gardner*"pityrodia cuneata" (gaudich.

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ex gaudich (1829), una cycada de madagascar*(pteridaceae) "dilobeia thouarsii" roem.

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ex gaudich (1829), a madagascan cycad (family: cycadaceae)*"dilobeia thouarsii" roem.

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el nombre del género es la combinación de los sustantivos griegos “δένδρον” (dendron) = árbol y “βίος” (bios) = vida, con referencia a las numerosas especies del género que viven sobre los árboles; el nombre de la especie es el adjetivo latino “affinis” = vecino, similar, dado por el autor que primeramente ha descripto la especie, joseph decaisne (decne.), con el nombre de onichyum affine , por un cierto pareció con el dendrobium mirbelianum gaudich. (1829).

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the name of the genus is the combination of the greek terms “δένδρον” (dendron) = tree and “βίος” (bios) = life, with reference to the numerous species of the genus living on the trees; the name of the species is the latin adjective “affinis” = close, similar, given by the author who described, first, the species, joseph decaisne (decne.), with the name of onichyum affine, due to a certain resemblance to the dendrobium mirbelianum gaudich. (1829).

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