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Studies on Hymenocallis henryae (Amaryllidaceae)

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The first reported field data on the morphology and ecology and confirmatory cytological data are presented forHymenocallis henryae. Its taxonomic status and possible relationship toH. palmeri are discussed.

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  1. Gerald L. Smith

    Present address: Department of Biology, High Point College, HP-2, 27261, High Point, NC

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  1. Department of Biology, Wake Forest University, 27109, Winston-Salem, NC

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Smith, G.L., Flory, W.S. Studies on Hymenocallis henryae (Amaryllidaceae). Brittonia 42, 212–220 (1990). https://doi.org/10.2307/2807218

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