Downloads provided by UsageCountsRaphia vinifera (Arecaceae; Calamoideae): Misidentified for far too long
Raphia vinifera (Arecaceae; Calamoideae): Misidentified for far too long
The genusRaphia(Arecaceae/Palmae) is the most economically and culturally important genus of African palms. With over 20 recognized species, it is also the most diversified among tropical African palms. However, significant taxonomic confusion still persists in the genus.Raphia viniferaP.Beauv. is one of the first two names described in the genus, but the species has been misidentified and confused for several decades.We clarify the taxonomic identity ofR. vinifera.We retrace the taxonomic history of the name and clarify its morphological identity using the literature and type material. We synonymize the nameR. mambillensiswithR. vinifera.We provide a new detailed morphological description ofR. viniferabased on the study of herbarium material and field data. A distribution map is also provided.Raphia viniferais still incompletely known, and more research should be undertaken on this species' presence and ecology, especially in West Africa.
580, QH301-705.5, Palisot de Beauvois, 590, R. mannii, synonymy, Raphia mambillensis, taxonomy, Africa, Single Taxon Treatment, Palisot d, Biology (General), <i>Raphia mambillensis</i>
580, QH301-705.5, Palisot de Beauvois, 590, R. mannii, synonymy, Raphia mambillensis, taxonomy, Africa, Single Taxon Treatment, Palisot d, Biology (General), <i>Raphia mambillensis</i>
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