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Zephyranthes versicolor

Zephyranthes versicolor (Herb.) G.Nicholson
Zephyranthes versicolor
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Zephyranthes versicolor is a species in the genus Zephyranthes, belonging to the Amaryllidaceae family. It was first described in 1885 by G. Nicholson, with the original authorship attributed to Herb. This plant is native to Uruguay.

Description

Zephyranthes versicolor is a member of the Amaryllidaceae family, a group of flowering plants known for their ornamental and sometimes medicinal properties. The species was formally published in 1885 by G. Nicholson, based on earlier work by Herb. It is naturally found in Uruguay, where it grows in its native habitat. As part of the Zephyranthes genus, it is likely to share characteristics such as showy flowers and a bulbous root system. The genus includes several species known for their colorful blooms and adaptability to various climates.

Distribution

Uruguay

Synonyms

Habranthus versicolorHippeastrum versicolorZephyranthes pluricolorAmaryllis versicolorZephyranthes versicolor

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