Exacum trinervium
Exacum trinervium (L.) Druce
Exacum trinervium is a species in the genus Exacum, belonging to the Gentianaceae family. It is native to Brazil and Sri Lanka. The species was first described in 1914 by Druce, based on the original work by Linnaeus.
Description
Exacum trinervium is part of the Gentianaceae family, commonly known as the gentian family. This species is found in two distinct regions: Brazil and Sri Lanka. The name was established in 1914 by Druce, who revised the classification originally proposed by Linnaeus. The genus Exacum includes various species known for their ornamental value and are often cultivated for their attractive flowers. Exacum trinervium is one such species that contributes to the diversity of the Gentianaceae family in its native habitats.
Distribution
BR · Sri Lanka
Synonyms
Chironia trinerviaChondropis trinervisExacum trinervium var. ritagalenseExacum trinervium subsp. ritigalensisExacum zeylanicumExacum zeylanicum var. lewisiiExacum zeylanicum var. ritigalenseExacum trinervium subsp. ritigalense
